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Hey Mate,
No none atall. Even up north it didn't seem to get any dust in. I took the filter out a couple of times to check.
It seems to work really well.
If you do get a tube one made by someone, leave the car there when they do it if you can as it will mean they get a neater result
another picture of it slightly in use:
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...010/11/295.jpg
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...010/01/802.jpg
You could felexible aluminiem hose. Be careful using anything that is not manufactured and cost a fortune. ;) You can cop some flack. :(
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...008/10/928.jpg
DISCO3.CO.UK - View topic - Removable Snorkel
I am sorry .. but that is an abomination ... how much is that car worth, and you can not fork out for a real snorkel .. I would rather NOT have one than that pile of **** hanging off my 4wd.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaverD3
Fitting a snorkel to a Land Rover Discovery using drainpipe!
here you go mate
cheers
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Originally Posted by V8Landy
That looks great. I think I will make mine for the Rangie in the same way. Although I think it might be better with the intake pointing backwards rather than straight up.
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Originally Posted by Blknight.aus
That'd be ok with a Safari top on it. I like it also, perhaps it may work my my ute also.Quote:
Originally Posted by walker
Cant say anything nice, then dont say it at all. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cameron_Def
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Originally Posted by Slunnie
Nope, cant do it. That really does look terrible. Sorry!
Not a Disco but here is my home made snorkel:
Ron's Range Rover Classic Modifications