Who was looking for a snorkel
#1
09-25-2006, 09:55 AM
Who was looking for a snorkel
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#3
09-25-2006, 03:30 PM
RE: Who was looking for a snorkel
I was the one looking....man...dats nice rite der!!! trow on a magnet thingy and it'll be all good!!!
#6
09-29-2006, 01:49 PM
RE: Who was looking for a snorkel
I wish somebody would design a RamAir system for the H3. Too bad the throttle body faces sideways. But, there are always ways. Hmm Maybe I will do that. Nothing some sheet metal can't do right? Although, I have one of those hand rivetters and still haven't tried it yet. I think I have a new project 
#7
09-29-2006, 01:56 PM
RE: Who was looking for a snorkel
ORIGINAL: HummerGuy
I wish somebody would design a RamAir system for the H3. Too bad the throttle body faces sideways. But, there are always ways. Hmm Maybe I will do that. Nothing some sheet metal can't do right? Although, I have one of those hand rivetters and still haven't tried it yet. I think I have a new project
I wish somebody would design a RamAir system for the H3. Too bad the throttle body faces sideways. But, there are always ways. Hmm Maybe I will do that. Nothing some sheet metal can't do right? Although, I have one of those hand rivetters and still haven't tried it yet. I think I have a new project
#8
09-29-2006, 02:01 PM
RE: Who was looking for a snorkel
And, of course, a magnet.
Actually, if you modified the air intake duct on the passenger side next to the window, and cut a wide narrow hole in the front, and sealed off the little holes where the air comes in, that technically would be Ram Air, well, kinda [&:] It wouldn't do much good though considering it has to travel forward to the air box. BUT, maybe, just maybe........
Actually, if you modified the air intake duct on the passenger side next to the window, and cut a wide narrow hole in the front, and sealed off the little holes where the air comes in, that technically would be Ram Air, well, kinda [&:] It wouldn't do much good though considering it has to travel forward to the air box. BUT, maybe, just maybe........
#9
02-02-2007, 02:02 PM
RE: Who was looking for a snorkel
look at this H3 snorkel , according to the owner it was especially designed by pro comp , I e mailed them but no answer , does any one has any idea ?
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#10
02-02-2007, 02:30 PM
RE: Who was looking for a snorkel
Im sure it would mostly be for looks. There are other things that will be submerged first that will stop you but for a moving stream crossing it might be nice. I have heard lots of theories on how hard the engine would have to suck to get air. Then of course it looks cool. The Aussies love them. You might get less dusty air up there. The top accordian piece looks suspiciously like the one from the stock intake. Injection molded looks nice. We need to find out more on this trail. I do fiberglass work but it would take a lot of time to make a mold that would release with that shape. It would have to beat leasttwo pieces. Oooo maybe carbon fiber. Keep looking. Was that at a car show? Where did you find the pictures? Giveme some clues.............I will help.