Thread: Fitting the cheaper, Arrow air snorkel part 1

Piping was all put in place, glued, screwed and clamped.

Then a little "Flat Black" to make it all pretty

Then I cut up some thick rubber sheet, fitted it around the hole in the side, held on by medium self tapping bolts.

Fitting the "Turbo" hose onto the air snorkel was a PITA!
I wound up cutting two of the rim wires, pulling it on and then clamping it down.

After that, put the guard back on, leaning heavily against it!!
The 76mm pipe was a little too large, but I got there

After that, I used some small brass self tapping bolts to hold the top bracket in the doorway and more flat black..

Clamped the air intake on the top, more flat black and it's done

Later when my new computer arrives, I'll up load larger pictures.

Cheers,

Hi Ron,
Nice job.

If i'd have done it, I would be sure to have st*ffed it.

Thanks for the pics.

Best Wishes,

Cost???

Originally Posted by Bushwanderer

Hi Ron,
Nice job.

If i'd have done it, I would be sure to have st*ffed it.

Thanks for the pics.

Best Wishes,

Mate,

It was not that hard
Worst part was aligning the snorkel on the Mud Guard.
I took Phill's advice and did it slowly and carefully as the "plan" or "Cut Out" is way off!!

Cheers

Originally Posted by sclarke

Cost???

Well, I bought the thing from E-bay, $325.00, $12.00 from Bunnings and $30.00 from Super Cheap.

Total $367.00

The "Proper Ones" Safari, was $530 or some thing like that.

Cheers,

WOW, you can get Safari cheaper than that.... you just need to bargain a bit with them....

ARB most times can slash 20% easy...

Mine only cost $150

Adam

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