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SNORKLE........

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Post by ferog »

hey guys, Im gonna put a snorkle on soon, probably be using steel pipe about 2.5". Who's got a snork on, and how was it done? The filter box is a bit of a b#$%. I was thinking something like Andy's idea, any one got any suggestions? :D
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Post by Kell »

I am going to be getting one down the track. Let us know how you go and post pics :D
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Post by rocknferoza »

Mike Hennessy had a very nice looking snorkle on his feroza.
He maybe able 2 post some imfo and pics of his snorkle setup.
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Post by murcod »

Ferog make sure you get stainless steel if you're going to do it. I think grade 416 is the good stuff that polishes up really well- most exhaust shops should be able to help you out. Mandrel bent is best too- so the bends are the same diameter as the pipe (it won't affect airflow too much but will look a lot better.)

You could do a "How to" and post pics etc. ;)
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Post by ferog »

murcod wrote:Ferog make sure you get stainless steel if you're going to do it. I think grade 416 is the good stuff that polishes up really well- most exhaust shops should be able to help you out. Mandrel bent is best too- so the bends are the same diameter as the pipe (it won't affect airflow too much but will look a lot better.)

You could do a "How to" and post pics etc. ;)


Thanks David,
I was thinking of spraying it black or powder coating it but u can't with stainless steel can u, I suppose i could polish it up make it really bling bling! :cool:

I will post up a how to if it turns out well and if no one does before me.

I'm just waiting for Andy to get his s**t together and send me some pics :lol: :lol: ;)
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Post by murcod »

Yeah, go the stainless. You can polish it or leave it as is- never have to worry about it chipping and rusting.

Another option could be to suss out other vehicles with snorkles that look like they'd fit. I don't know for sure but you may be able to easily adapt an off the shelf one?

I'm seriously thinking about getting one/ making one. My K&N pod filter is bloody useless in hot weather and kills the performance big time. The factory canister with a snorkel is looking like a good option- I just don't like the idea of cutting into the bodywork to fit it.
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Post by murcod »

PS: try doing a search - I'm sure Andy has posted some pics on here before.
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Post by murcod »

They're the ones- thanks Besty.

Note that Andy's changed his airfiter cansiter around too.
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Post by murcod »

How's this then?

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Post by ferog »

Yep, thanks ferozius got them pics from a while ago ...The canister is the fussy part, it may require some surgery to get what I have in mind..but as yet im uncertain.. :?
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Post by ferog »

Where do ya find all this stuff?
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Post by murcod »

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Post by ferog »

lux snorkle looks neat, thanks for those David :)
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Post by Andy »

G-day All , I think the pic's above pretty much show how I've done it , If you want close up pic's of anything just yell out . I used 75mm tube which was mandrel bent by a local bloke $50 , got the ram from ORE $55 ( shop around , you'll be surprised ) got the 90' elbows from coventreys $25 each ( auto shop ) Got the local panel shop to cut the hole and to mount it using a pop rivet style of nut and bolt system , tuff as nails ( gave them a block of beer ) got a mate to rearrange the filter box and did the rest myself . I just painted it gloss black , easy to touch up :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by ferog »

Thanks mate :D :D :D I dunno what Im gonna do about the filter box though :lol:
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Post by murcod »

ferog wrote:Here's my pod setup


How do you find it on hot days with the extractors? My extractors radiate a lot more heat than the old factory manifold and on high 30 degree days it drives like a slug due to all the hot air being sucked in. :cry: It doesn't help with the detonation either.
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Post by ferog »

It's ok, seems alot quicker! where i had it previously was almost the same distance away from the extractors, it gets warm but not hot, It'll probably catch on fire today now ive said this :roll: It was kinda an experiment too, no one I knew could tell me anything bad about it so I done it :D
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Post by Andy »

I don't have any pic's of the filter box being modded anymore thanx to a lightning strike last year which fried my phone lines and PC . When I got the tube bent up I made a template out of 75mm stormwater pipe with fittings to show the angles which took the guess work out for the tube bender . The filter box has been turned upside down so the mounting bracket which would be sitting on top has been cut off , the air intake ( snorkel side or passenger side guard ) has been cut off and re-welded on the opposite side and the other one has been cut / welded to suit the plumbing that leads up to the black box . A few brackets were made to hold it in place . Print off one of the pic's above and make a few inquires , I'm sure someone on the Outer Limits board could help you out :lol: :lol: :lol: .
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Post by ferog »

Thanks Andy :D , I will get someone to cut and weld for me I have already marked it out on the box, cant be too hard. ;)
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Post by Kell »

murcod wrote:How's this then?

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That will be my car in about 50 years time when I can afford the snorkel....
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Post by murcod »

Some more pics- Besty can probably tell you more about this one as there were pics of his Feroza on the site.

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Post by Andy »

Here ya go Emma , the measurements are centre to centre , Back in the olderrrrrrrrrn days I use to run a lot of bending machine like mandrel benders , press benders , rotary benders , CNC benders etc and that's the easiest way to measure bent pipe , tell who ever is bending your pipe ya want it this way and they will think you know what's it's all about :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by Andy »

Here's how I mounted the snorkel :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by Andy »

One more , pad , pad :D :D :D
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Post by ferog »

pad away Andy you are a genius!!!! :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :armsup: :lol: :lol: :lol: ;) ;) ;)

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Post by Andy »

Are bugger it 2 more pic's Pad , Pad
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Post by ferog »

:armsup: :armsup: :armsup: gobabygo! :armsup: :armsup: :armsup: hehe
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Post by Andy »

Before I get myself in the sh#t , the measurement 360 mm is from a square cut to the first bend , I have a rubber 90' elbow going into the guard , I did it this way cos I wasn't at the time sure where the bend was spose to be . If I did it again I would make it a complete piece .

I also put a weather seal between the mounting brackets to stop any rubbing , it's like a bit of strong foam :lol: :lol: :lol:
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