Snorkel? Any one have one?

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Feb 22, 2012 | 11:56 PM

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97Beater4WD

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Yeep and thats why it on there for a total of about 5 days a year. I have no need to have a snorkel on for everyday driving so why spend big $ to get one that works no better than mine. its an insurance policy for offroading thats it.

Yup.....but if I can afford to spend the $ on something that looks good as well I will....and when I'm done building my car..the blazer will be the bad weather/off road only car

Mar 1, 2012 | 10:32 PM

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Just make sure if you don't want to do two hoods and removable snorkel, that it is street legal in your area. I had to remove mine since it was not a kit, stupid pa laws.

Mar 2, 2012 | 07:36 AM

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Just make sure if you don't want to do two hoods and removable snorkel, that it is street legal in your area. I had to remove mine since it was not a kit, stupid pa laws.

My summer car is Catless,straight piped and 5% tint..I think ill be alright

Mar 4, 2012 | 05:18 PM

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My summer car is Catless,straight piped and 5% tint..I think ill be alright

How the hell can y'all run straight piped? I ran around with nothing but a glasspack for about a week and put my stock muffler back on. Wanting to get a Flowmaster 40, as its still to loud going down the road and drives me nuts. Course I guess having a tail pipe might help a little...

Mar 24, 2012 | 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by 97Beater4WD

That's actually not a bad idea....I'm oretty good with fiber glass and it would be much cheaper than a retrofitted safari, that's for sure

I would be worried about it cracking under stresses and allowing water to get in

I'm so glad I found the Project Breath Easy page. lol I'm gonna eventually make one using 2 layers of Fiber Glass and for paint I'm gonna go pick up some Bed Liner. That thing should be darn near indestructable by the time I'm done. I hope that answer your question on how to make sure it doesn't crack.