Thread: Improvements

Any decent exhaust shop should be able to do that for you

I'd rather give my $$$ too the fellas

Originally Posted by ytt105

Any rough idea of cost?

If you need any help come installation, or an 'early adopter', let me know, I'm in Wanniassa.

We're aiming for less than $350 for the "Tourer" which is less than most other decent snorkles out there. Final manufacturing costs aren't in yet, but if all goes well we might even be able to get it to under $300. If the "Fundamentals" ever sees light of day (Andy doesn't like it, but I do like the industrial look of it) it should be under $250.

Location noted YTT105... me and RRP38A live about 15mins north and over the border from you

Originally Posted by DT-P38

I am also guessing that it is going to be possible to upgrade from "fundamental" to "tourer" using the same holes cut for the fundamental? Assuming the fundamental will be ready to go first, I'll jump on and then probably upgrade later (if I don't get smitten with the "basic" version!).

It makes perfect sense that it should be the case that the holes are the same for the two versions. As the future (or beginning) of the "Fundamentals" is uncertain, it may yet be a non-issue.

Originally Posted by DT-P38

Not certain, but it looks similar to one I have seen before some where? Or am I just getting a little delirious?

There was a Disco II (or I) on the forum quite a while ago that had a home-made snorkel made of rubber bends and stainless pipe. I thought it was cool, but can't take credit as this was Andy's idea with a bit of input from me... I liked the polished finish, he prefered the black/power-coated .

Originally Posted by Aussie

Guys can you add a dual exhaust OR cat back Exhaust to your list of goodies? I dont really want too send off too the UK too get a Cat Back.

Not on the radar yet Aussie, but I guess I could go to the guy who made mine up and ask what sort of discount he could give us if we got a kit going and made up a few at a time.

Cheers, Paul.

Not as big on the industrial look as you guys - quite like the safari plastic moulded jobs even of they have to run along the guard. looking forward to seeing the products and if you do travel to Melb then Wagga is a nice halfway stop if you want a rest or a beer