Extreme Snorkels?

Started by IXIswamperIXI, August 11, 2008, 08:58:43 AM

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IXIswamperIXI

Quote from: Kawa3 on August 14, 2008, 04:58:00 PM
Any replacing on the airbox? heard the airboxes are not very water tight.

I believe in the earlier models there were some problems with the lid not sealing right.  I just use a little grease.
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IXIswamperIXI

I told my wife that a husband is like a fine wine; he gets better with age. The next day, she locked me in the cellar.

IXIswamperIXI

this is a cool video too
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9DN90DlOJw&feature=related

I would have like to been in it when he did donuts in 4 wheel drive
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IXIswamperIXI

I opened the kit yesterday and I will say this I was not expecting the 1/4" tubing to extend my breathers.  That was an added plus!! I had already bought some for the front diff.  so now I should have all the breathers up as well as the snorkels.  It looks like Sunday I will be doing the install so I will let you guys know how everything goes.
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IXIswamperIXI

LOL I wonder how many times you can really do something like that even with all the breathers extended before the water seeps through your seals?  I redid all my seals on my buggy (dana 60's) and I got about 6 trips out of it before water started to seep in, so now I have to change the gear lube almost everytime I go out.  Thank god I drain plugs on my pumpkins.
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You better rase the vent tube to the gas tank also or water will get in the there too.
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Quote from: IXIswamperIXI on August 16, 2008, 10:47:52 AM
I opened the kit yesterday and I will say this I was not expecting the 1/4" tubing to extend my breathers.  That was an added plus!! I had already bought some for the front diff.  so now I should have all the breathers up as well as the snorkels.  It looks like Sunday I will be doing the install so I will let you guys know how everything goes.

I include vent line and barbed fittings to extend both differentials, gas tank, and tranny vent lines.  Let me know if you run into any problems installing the kit tomorrow.  I'll be glad to walk you through it.
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IXIswamperIXI

Well everything went together fairly well.  Took me longer to run my vent lines than it did to get the snorkels up.  Sorry no pics been kinda rushed with hurricane stuff.  All in all everything good... well have to wait and see the next ride if I did it right LOL
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haha, I only make kits for high demand atv's and ruv's.  I do custom installs for everything else.
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