Fitting the cheaper, Arrow air snorkel part 1

So if the template is of how did you go about getting the holes in the fender right. Have thought about getting a snorkel from 4wd systems Australia only thing is i'm scared i'd stuff it up.

Good effort Ron

Im in the process of modding my air system to accomodate a snorkel of my own design and by the looks of the airbox in a D1 its the answer Im looking for
Thanks for posting and the pics that go with it and to the knockers of your job get back in ya box
To many people can do better after someone else has already done so
And I say kudos for having a go and getting it done

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Originally Posted by dhard

So if the template is of how did you go about getting the holes in the fender right. Have thought about getting a snorkel from 4wd systems Australia only thing is i'm scared i'd stuff it up.

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I lined the template up against the air snorkel, then remarked the holes. After that I put long bolts in the snorkel that were the same length as the air intake, then redrew the hole for that :D

Simply really.

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Originally Posted by Ken

Good effort Ron

Im in the process of modding my air system to accomodate a snorkel of my own design and by the looks of the airbox in a D1 its the answer Im looking for
Thanks for posting and the pics that go with it and to the knockers of your job get back in ya box
To many people can do better after someone else has already done so
And I say kudos for having a go and getting it done

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Many thanks for your support, Ken :D
It works and I'm happy with it. I guess that is all that matters.
I'm pleased those pictures were of some help.

Cheers

Just another question what did you do with drain holes at the bottom of the filter box as mine do not have valves? Have i lost mine or is it normal for the square filter box to be like that? Just if they are still open water can still get in so snorkel would not be really useful for wading. Most of the cylinder style air canisters have a valve on them to let water out but not in. Do people just silicone up the holes or are there proper valves that are meant to be in there?

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Originally Posted by dhard

Just another question what did you do with drain holes at the bottom of the filter box as mine do not have valves? Have i lost mine or is it normal for the square filter box to be like that? Just if they are still open water can still get in so snorkel would not be really useful for wading. Most of the cylinder style air canisters have a valve on them to let water out but not in. Do people just silicone up the holes or are there proper valves that are meant to be in there?

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Mate,

I left mine as is.
Mine is a V8, so it cannot go too deep in water :)
But it can go deeper than it could before. As you know, the air intake is just behind the headlight, so a bow wave up the front would snuff it :eek:

Cheers

Filled the Disco with fuel today, 20l per 100km, around town.
Even though that sounds terrible, it is doing slightly better than before, in our hilly Brisbane :)

mate good job well done! was cutting the holes very hairy? l have thing about drilling holes , its almost a phobia!!

cheers

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Originally Posted by loanrangie

At least with the Safari you dont have to remove the guard and evrything you need is included - i payed $300 for mine delivered :D.

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Yes Do tell rangie, where from???????????????

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Originally Posted by Rovernaut

Yes Do tell rangie, where from???????????????

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um yes me to, pray-tell ?

cheers