Homemade snorkel?
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From: Hell, CA
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
Techincally, unless you remove it, you would use it all the time (= I've seen some made out of PVC pipe, looks kinda lame tho. As long as you seal it properly, you shouldn't have any problems.
Here's a pretty nice write up of a home made snorkel from other jeep forum: http://www.jeepaholics.com/support/t...TOPIC_ID=45640
Hope this helps...
Hope this helps...
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From: British Columbia, Canada
Year: 2001
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 4.7L V8
Just my opinion though.
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From: Columbus, Ohio
Year: 99
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
here check this site out for the best snorkel.
http://dpgoffroad.com/
you don't have to relocate your washer bottle and it slim on the side so you can trim fenders more or fit bushwackers.
http://dpgoffroad.com/
you don't have to relocate your washer bottle and it slim on the side so you can trim fenders more or fit bushwackers.
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I see a Snorkel as an investment in motor protection. Easiest way to kill an XJ is to suck some water into the motor. All the electrics that get wet usual work fine after drying out, and if not its still cheaper then a long block.... I got my snorkel from 4x4rockshop.com... Also snorkels have been known to increase highway mileage by 1-2mpg and provide an increase in HP while rolling due to a quasi ram air effect. But with all things mechanical or electrical your mileage may vary
i am also looking to make a custom snorkel setup. i have a snorkel from a surplus military place in dover. it was for a cj-7. i kind of want to make it like a (dont kill me for saying this) hummvee snorkel.
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From: Blairsville, PA
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L home brew Snorkle
It's hmmwv. Stands for highly mobile military wheeled vehicle. ( Army Vet) I'm making a snorkel out of PVC pipe. A buddy made on with a paint can and PVC.
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From: Tulsa
Year: 2002
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 4.7 L
I'm getting ready to tackle and homemade one on my XJ here in the next 30 days. i will let you know and post some pics on how it turns out if plans don't change. If i can make em look nice i'll move it to my ZJ too. I'd rather be throwing on some lockers BUT currently with the birth of my second son, budget tightens up a little :-)
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From: Tulsa
Year: 2002
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 4.7 L
Changed my mind. I see nothing but a bunch of great threads already done on it. I don't need to duplicate information. :-) love it.
Thanks, Gee oh Dee, i was searching it as you typed your reply :-D
Thanks, Gee oh Dee, i was searching it as you typed your reply :-D


