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Disco Snorkle ?

Tech Talk for Rover owners.

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Disco Snorkle ?

Post by lariens »

Can any one tell me which snorkle is best for a Disco 300TDI with ABS.
Safari are expensive and Airtec are about 100 bucks cheaper however one of the stores told me that Safari is the only way to go.
This store is a independant.
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had an airtec for 3 weeks started using more fuel and blowing blue smoke removed snorkel all better it only had a 1 by 2.5 inch passage so got my money back and bought a safari luckily fitted up near perfect in the same pos
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Post by lariens »

I heard a simular thing from a Melboune company with one of their customers. thanks
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Disco snorkle

Post by natanchris »

I got an Airflow one through Duncans 4wd at the last Wandin field day. They're considerably cheaper than Safari, though you do have to move your airbox and dick around a bit to get it to fit right, but apart from that no real probs....Cheers Chris.
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I got an Airflow one through Duncans 4wd at the last Wandin field day. They're considerably cheaper than Safari, though you do have to move your airbox and dick around a bit to get it to fit right, but apart from that no real probs....Cheers Chris.
2004 TD5 Disco Classic, Auto, King Spring Lift.
2002 Volvo XC 90 (SWMBO's)
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Post by natanchris »

I got an Airflow one through Duncans 4wd at the last Wandin field day. They're considerably cheaper than Safari, though you do have to move your airbox and dick around a bit to get it to fit right, but apart from that no real probs....Cheers Chris.
2004 TD5 Disco Classic, Auto, King Spring Lift.
2002 Volvo XC 90 (SWMBO's)
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Post by Micka »

Not once...not twice...but thrice :armsup:


I had an Airtec fitted and had no dramas with it at all.

The Safari worked well on my mates and the one I have on my Fender is also a Safari...but with the Land Rover badge as well. :cool: :roll: :D


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Post by one_iota »

All snorkles need to be installed correctly.

Don't assume that because you have paid someone to do it that it will keep the water out :roll:
95 3dr 300Tdi Disco,

white, snorkelled, lifted and dash curled.
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Post by BowTieGQ »

Buy a GQ ya pussy!
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Post by Micka »

BowTieGQ wrote:Buy a GQ ya pussy!
Ummm....No thanks :finger:


Towed too many of them out of bogs with busted CVs...


Find me a Nissan that I can run 37s on with a 4" lift and NO guard cutting or diff centre changes and I will consider it.

Cause that's what my Fender does :armsup: :finger:


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Post by justinC »

Good answer MICKA.

My cousin sold his 6.2V8 diesel county and bought a Mav, loves not having to spend weekends fixing the County, but finds the Mav dead boring to drive.

They maybe reliable and easily modded etc, but the drive experience is as about exciting as drying paint .

Give me the idiosynchratic electrics, excellent trim finish(!) and dust/ water ingress of the RAngie and 'Fender any day!!

Mines been off the road for 6 months now and I'm going troppo, even down here in Northern Antarctica!

JC
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Post by BowTieGQ »

Micka, aren't we all responding to the first post?
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