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    Quote Originally Posted by OffTrack View Post
    Comedy gold.

    Muppet you'd do well in Telemarketing.
    HEY!

    By the way, what is the least appropriate time for me to call you?



    Quote Originally Posted by OffTrack View Post
    "The Safari not only excels at water crossings, but also it slices and dices your vegetables with it's innovative multi-purpose intake grill. But wait that's not all.... in addition to the already impressive list of functions the Safari will also pack your campsite while you take a dip in a billabong"
    It doesn't work like that, I'm not a former boyband member who's long forgotten levels of teenage girl fame will add "Credibility" to the product!
    I've been writing an essay all day, so I'm officially in "bull**** technical jargon padding" mode.

    Seriously though, wasn't this covered in a thread....
    One of mine even?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco Muppet View Post

    Seriously though, wasn't this covered in a thread....
    One of mine even?
    YEP!!! haha

    Cheers
    Will

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    I fitted a MANTEC Snorkel 1 month ago and it does what all elevated air intakes do, it delivers dry, cooler, cleaner air to the engine. Apart from the imaginary RAM effect often attributed to a SAFARI Snorkel i reckon it functions no better or worse than any other. I chose the MANTEC because it was unobtrusive looking. Different strokes for different folks covers it i reckon.

    onebob

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    Go the Mantec, looks great

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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco Muppet View Post
    It depends what you want it for.
    If it's mainly for water crossings, the safari is better.
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    Can't agree with that . Every snorkle works on the same principle, the only variable is the level of care when installing. have look at.... www.discovery2.co.uk and read his tutorial on installing the Mantec snorkle, then tell me why the Safari is better for water crossings. Cheers, Bob
    I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food

    A bookshop is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking

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    Quote Originally Posted by bob10 View Post
    Can't agree with that . Every snorkle works on the same principle, the only variable is the level of care when installing. have look at.... www.discovery2.co.uk and read his tutorial on installing the Mantec snorkle, then tell me why the Safari is better for water crossings. Cheers, Bob
    IIRC when I asked a similar question to OP, it was mentioned there. Perhaps the wording is not the best. I meant by that line was that mantec was better for dirt roads in that it sucked in less dust than a Safari in stock from as the head faces forward. So I really shouldn't have said "better", it's more along the lines of 'just water go safari, water and dust mantec' if that makes sense
    I went with a safari because it was cheaper

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    Quote Originally Posted by onebob View Post
    I fitted a MANTEC Snorkel 1 month ago and it does what all elevated air intakes do, it delivers dry, cooler, cleaner air to the engine. Apart from the imaginary RAM effect often attributed to a SAFARI Snorkel i reckon it functions no better or worse than any other. I chose the MANTEC because it was unobtrusive looking. Different strokes for different folks covers it i reckon.

    onebob
    Would you say it was possible to fit a donaldson filter on top , albeit with a little boilermaking , Bob
    I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food

    A bookshop is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking

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    I couldnt work out how the mantec was fitted/worked but I found this.
    mantec snorkle install

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    Yup! - some metal work would be required because apart from having to match pipe and throat diameters the top part of the snorkel pipe does not finish vertical it has a rearward slant.

    onebob
    Last edited by onebob; 15th August 2012 at 07:01 PM. Reason: grammar

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    Can someone remind me why I shouldn't just buy a $200 eBay jobbie, instead of doubling that price and more for a mantec or safari??

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