Are these any good?

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Originally Posted by incisor

makes a difference, esp on the hwy.

long as you use common sense and measure everything 3 times it will fit just fine.

got mine from 4wd systems in SA, i think it was $295 landed at my door, but my memory is terrible...

didnt know British 4WD sold them....

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I didnt now either, but someone on the other thread said they did, i think.

They do Ace,I DISCOVERYed them the other week.I was so close to buying one until the genuine one popped up on Ebay
Andrew

Put one on mine it works fine reasonably easy fit.just make sure you seal everything up properly.Got mine from 4wd systems about the same price qouted

Looks like and Airflow snorkel it is then. Matt

[quote=incisor]makes a difference, esp on the hwy.

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In what way a decrease in aerodynamics thus using more fuel?

[quote=dobbo][quote=incisor]makes a difference, esp on the hwy.

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In what way a decrease in aerodynamics thus using more fuel?

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I would have thought it would be a benefit given there is a more direct flow of cold air into the engine. Matt

it uses less fuel, esp when cold and wet.

it is only a very small amount but it does help.

the other big bonus is it makes room for a second battery.

A snorkel is a snorkel , does not matter what brand, as long as it is sealed correctly. A home made job would be just as good though not as attractive. I have had both the Safari (Disco & Fender) Air Flow on the Rangie and both are good. Price would be the main consideration, with Safari being a little overpriced for what is just a piece of moulded plastic.