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14th April 2012, 10:01 AM
#1
Do snorkel heads let in water?
I had always had my doubts about whether snorkel heads let water in despite the various manufacturers claims about the drains around the hood etc.
When I fitted my snorkel, I made up a connection box to replace the flimsy plastic with joins which looked like they would leak like a sieve, with a fabricated aluminium box. It had always been my intention to neaten up the job with a machined box down the track and today I started that project by removing the snorkel.
The answer to whether or not snorkel heads let water in or not was pretty self evident…..
I had always had my doubts about duck bill drains, as in some testing I had done, they had always leaked. Anyone have experience with them where they do work, or a particular design or make which is very good? Having seen the amount of water the snorkel lets in, I think I may need to incorporate one in my revised design.
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14th April 2012, 10:29 AM
#2
The toyota snorkel head works well, In the wet the water spins out the slots at the top. in the dry the clyconic action lets the dust out.
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14th April 2012, 10:34 AM
#3
Yes I used a similar style...Sy-Klone on my H3 and they recommended that you block any drains. I was really happy with it but the large body doesn't fit too well on the Puma.
Might have to work on an extension I think!
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