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I used a door seal off an old wrecked car for mine. (see a few.pages back on post #64

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Compared with what mate?
A snorkel stops water getting in the air intake during water crossings. It also lets the engine draw air from up higher where it's cooler and cleaner. A 4" snorkel will have...

I like that they keep the snorkel away from the body, to stop mud and rocks getting stuck in there and rubbing. Also, it's easier to clean(not that that happens much!)

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Ahh, sorry I must have misinterpreted. The ones I used have "goldfire 76" stamped on them. (and a little picture of a flame). Goldfire is the brand I reckon and 76 is the size. They were stocked in...

Check out the second last pic on the first post:-)

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yeah i had to utilise the brutal bolts that the previous owner had rammed through the panel and pillar! lol. Good having a bit of a gap between the snorkel and the panels as mud and rocks dont get...

Heres some pics of mine. I went 3" stainless. Thanks for the original post AB:)
More pics and some info on prices can be found in my members ride thread:...

yeah sweet, Ive managed to find some. $13 for the 90 degree and $27 for the 45 degree. They even have the ram-air snorkel top: $44.
Im still undecided on the top. I way prefer the look of yours AB...

Cheers for the reply guys. I tried truck places first. We dont have many shops around here lol.
Ill keep looking and keep you up to date. And yes.....Plenty of Pics :)

Hi AB, ive started sourcing some bits to make my own snorkel (well actually to copy yours completely lol). Im having trouble getting the rubber bends in black. I can only find pimped out blue ones...