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Snorkel advice
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2013 8:00 am
by steelepathy
hey all,
just looking at the ironman snorkel or an alternative for the nissan. anyone out there run into any issues installing them, the ironman one looks pretty straightforward on their site but because ill be getting it online i want to make sure im getting the right one and everything ill need to install it. I just would like to hear if there is any advice from someones who has done this before i start.
http://www.ironman4x4.com/pdfs/accessor ... 019_IM.pdf
cheers
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2013 5:42 pm
by unmeloy
what are you doing that you would need a functional snorkel?
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2013 7:33 pm
by iheartmypathy
the snorkels are for deep water crossing...
Posted: Sun Nov 24, 2013 7:35 pm
by unmeloy
i know what they are for... was asking what he was doing that he needs it... i.e. mudding... camping... curious...
Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 2:52 am
by steelepathy
So I can take it snorkeling. ..

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 3:01 am
by steelepathy
Sorry that sounds a bit sarcastic. Wouldn't be using it for any water crossing but mainly for dust mud off road and snow during the the winter. Last few years we have had alot of snow here and a few of us who ski take the 4x4s back country to get some snowboarding/skiing in. Usually you are driving through a mud bath and deep snow to get there. I do alot of mountain biking too and most of that is uplifts off road so im making the path a bit of a project to kitting it out so I can take it off road no worries but still use it on a daily basis driving on roads.
Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 7:03 am
by akley88
steelepathy wrote:Sorry that sounds a bit sarcastic. Wouldn't be using it for any water crossing but mainly for dust mud off road and snow during the the winter. Last few years we have had alot of snow here and a few of us who ski take the 4x4s back country to get some snowboarding/skiing in. Usually you are driving through a mud bath and deep snow to get there. I do alot of mountain biking too and most of that is uplifts off road so im making the path a bit of a project to kitting it out so I can take it off road no worries but still use it on a daily basis driving on roads.
it will also be one hell of a cold air intake.
Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 7:41 am
by steelepathy
Haha yea it would keep it nice and chilly alright. Funny you should mention that I was only just looking at the volant cai and doing both at the same time. But space wise I think it could get a bit crowded wit the larger filter box and the ductng to the snorkel
Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 9:21 am
by NVSteve
steelepathy wrote:Sorry that sounds a bit sarcastic. Wouldn't be using it for any water crossing but mainly for dust mud off road and snow during the the winter. Last few years we have had alot of snow here and a few of us who ski take the 4x4s back country to get some snowboarding/skiing in. Usually you are driving through a mud bath and deep snow to get there. I do alot of mountain biking too and most of that is uplifts off road so im making the path a bit of a project to kitting it out so I can take it off road no worries but still use it on a daily basis driving on roads.
What do you consider deep snow? If I were in your shoes, I might go for a CAI if anything. Nothing that you mentioned warrants a snorkel, so I'm also a bit curious as to why you think it will help you?