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while that's cooking....here's one I prepared earlier....
How do you stop the rain water from going too far past the filter? I mean there is no hat at the top and it does rain a lot in Auckland (thinking about the design - its beautiful).
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Kiwi. When you look at most snorkles by design the "hat" face forward. So when your driving in the rain water willgointo the snorkle. Although this face backwards there is a u shaped bend at the bottom of the inlet tube. At a guess I reckon most water will evapourate by the time it has a chance to collect enough to work its way into the airbox, past the filter and up and through the box into the throttle body.
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Kiwi. When you look at most snorkles by design the "hat" face forward. So when your driving in the rain water willgointo the snorkle. Although this face backwards there is a u shaped bend at the bottom of the inlet tube. At a guess I reckon most water will evapourate by the time it has a chance to collect enough to work its way into the airbox, past the filter and up and through the box into the throttle body.
I do understand that, and I do like the shape and feel of what you guys have done a lot. Its just that those hats normally have space on the side walls for water that hits it to fall down the outside wall of the "main pipe". It rains a lot in Auckland and sometimes its very hardcore downpour. I guess building a low point in the pipeworks with a system to dispense that water collected would be nice. I'll keep exploring. I don't like the generic designs of snorks available in the market for TJs.
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I do understand that, and I do like the shape and feel of what you guys have done a lot. Its just that those hats normally have space on the side walls for water that hits it to fall down the outside wall of the "main pipe". It rains a lot in Auckland and sometimes its very hardcore downpour. I guess building a low point in the pipeworks with a system to dispense that water collected would be nice. I'll keep exploring. I don't like the generic designs of snorks available in the market for TJs.
the scoop/hat that you speak of is available and works well with the drain flutes around it's body.... I offer the customer options according to their preferences and experience with the climate/conditions they operate in...dirty side of intake HAS a drain , and will easily hold a few litres of water with engine still operating...these features along with design and quality are not offered with off-the shelf snorkels....additionaly...filter element can be treated with an anti-fungal agent to combat moisture reaching filter element...std filter is only $10 and is usually thrown out after a comp weekend

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why not use a pod filter. fisty
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why not use a pod filter. fisty
cos i go hard GM.... no pod will stand up to my driving. i need a water tight air box with a 1 foot snorkel. seeing tomahawks work i thought he would be able to make me one.
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cos i go hard GM.... no pod will stand up to my driving. i need a water tight air box with a 1 foot snorkel. seeing tomahawks work i thought he would be able to make me one.
I am sure he would just ask him nicely
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