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Waterproof, Cheap hose for snorkel?

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Waterproof, Cheap hose for snorkel?

Post by antt »

i'm trying to think of some sort of hose that i could use for a dodgy snorkel for next weekend only. it doesn't have to look pretty cause it'll just be zip-tied to my exo, but it must be waterproof.

anyone got any good ideas? :?
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Post by hophoar »

Hydrolic suction hose from pirtec.
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Post by SiKiD_01 »

i was just going to get some 3" rubber tube, about 1mtr long, from autobarn. aparently its for cold air induction for commodores, and ricers etc etc. its about 30 bucks or something, a bit much, but heat proof.

i also have a mate in the forces, who can get some HD flexi pipe used for incubators or something, 80mm or something, dont know where else to get hose or pipe.

theres also the option of pvc with rubber elbows etc etc.

good luck with the snorkel.
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Post by Gonzo »

why not go for a permanant solution?
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Post by Daisy »

visit either - Kevin @ pirtek @ reedy creek road

Or Flexible hoses @ industrial area oppoisite harbourtown.

Just tell em what you want.. and they'll give you the right hose and clamps needed to do it.

OR

Go to Gold coast custom exhausts and tell em to whack up a nice bend for you 150 bux???? and you can attach your safari snorkel head on it??

(similiar to hypolux's rig)

:D

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Post by sascot »

2 vacuum cleaner hoses zip tied together :D

they'l suck all day ;)
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Post by Croz »

I used wire reinforced induction flex hose to connect my snorkel to the air box. With hose clamps its waterproof.

About $25-$30 a metre i think. I got it from the exhaust place that did my snork.
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Post by antt »

thanks for the idea's guys

its just temp for a comp next weekend, and i usually stay clear of mud, so not worried about a permanent solution (plus cant afford one atm)
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Post by sierrajim »

how are you going to route it out of the engine bay?
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Post by antt »

the little panel at the bottom of the a pillar that unbolts, i'm gonna take it off (i think there is also a spot weld holding it on to, so grind that off) and run it out of there
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Post by oozuk »

Don't kid yourself antt !!!! :shock:
there's not gonna be a single drop of water at the logan challange
as black duck 4wd park is a massive dust pit !!!
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