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    2010 Defender Snorkel

    Hi, I,ve been quoted $530.00 to have a Safari snorkel supplied and fitted to our Defender. Just a few questions, is the Safari snorkel well regarded and secondly does the cost to supply and fit sound reasonable.
    Perhaps a member of the forum can provide some input.
    Thanks, Jim

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    In my opinion the Safari snorkel is the best way to go. Make sure when they fit it they make all the connections Air/Water tight. See Nugget on here for a kit if they can't. I have the original LR Raised Air Intake. It is not sealed when fitted. The LR one costs about $1000
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    Check out my UK supplier http://www.lrparts.net they have snorkels at about half the cost you can get one here.


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    LR raised air intake is just that a raised air intake and is not a snorkel.

    Safari or Mantec are the best ones IMO, supply and install around $500 is normal pricing.

    Ebay has cheaper snorkels but quality I could not comment on.

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    Never had a problem with safari's across three makes of cars. They are as good as anything out there in my opinion.
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    Hi,
    it is doable at home following the instructions that come with the kit.
    Only a few small holes to drill - no major panel cutting.

    Do use the recommended sikaflex compound for jointing. I used food plastic bags as gloves to apply the goop to the joints, and found by using once and discarding all the time I could keep myself and the working area clean.

    cheers

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