Safari Snorkel????????????
01-07-2010, 11:48 PM
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Safari Snorkel????????????
Thinking about getting a snorkel. If I'm spending the money why would I get an expensive intake that only looks good under the hood? I want some four wheelin function!!
Good idea? Bad idea?
Share your thoughts and experiences please...
Good idea? Bad idea?
Share your thoughts and experiences please...
01-08-2010, 12:40 AM
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01-08-2010, 12:51 AM
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https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/try...-snorkel-5261/ 5th post says he tried to get one , sold out but ,more in new year ????..if no good post q up here , someone will know.....sorry mate
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01-08-2010, 08:44 PM
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Homemade snorkels look like trash. no arguments.... I mean come on, pvc pipe? lol junk 
(although many ppl might build very functional ones its just not for me.) I'm taking about buying a legit manufactured snorkel.
I'm looking into the airflow but there seems to be an issue with shipping. Ebay here I come!
(although many ppl might build very functional ones its just not for me.) I'm taking about buying a legit manufactured snorkel.I'm looking into the airflow but there seems to be an issue with shipping. Ebay here I come!
01-08-2010, 10:06 PM
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So ive been looking at this photo and its got me thinkin. I have an aftermarket air intake, which I dont like (cheap brand), so I dont have the cherokee air intake box. I do have a stock air intake box and all the tubing and brackets from my old grand cherokee. Could I use that? also is there still a drop in filter in the box to help filter the air further?
01-09-2010, 05:31 AM
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Homemade snorkels look like trash. no arguments.... I mean come on, pvc pipe? lol junk (although many ppl might build very functional ones its just not for me.) I'm taking about buying a legit manufactured snorkel.
I'm looking into the airflow but there seems to be an issue with shipping. Ebay here I come!
(although many ppl might build very functional ones its just not for me.) I'm taking about buying a legit manufactured snorkel.I'm looking into the airflow but there seems to be an issue with shipping. Ebay here I come!
you can say what you want about them but i know i can spend that 500+ on a lot better stuff, my buddy has a safari snorkle and it got the same results as the ones i made out of pvc, beauty is no aspect that should go along with a real jeep, functionality is!!!
01-09-2010, 12:00 PM
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So ive been looking at this photo and its got me thinkin. I have an aftermarket air intake, which I dont like (cheap brand), so I dont have the cherokee air intake box. I do have a stock air intake box and all the tubing and brackets from my old grand cherokee. Could I use that? also is there still a drop in filter in the box to help filter the air further?
