anybody use or seen this snorkel?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Jeep-...=p4506.c0.m245

just seein if anybody has seen or used it? looks alot like the airflow snorkel but cheaper

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<SPAN style="FONT-SIZE: 10pt; COLOR: black">1 FRP Fiberglass Snorkel Body * - Fitment on Right (from seated internal view)

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Wow that didn't work out....

Don't get one made of fiberglass, you need a material that can bend and return to its original shape for that application. I wouldn't buy one from Malaysia. I would buy one from a distributor here in the continental US that you can hold accountable if something goes wrong with either shipping or product quality.

didnt even notice that!!!!

very true i would never buy it, explains the price though

Haha between the shitty English and the absolutely no warranty, I would steer clear pretty quick.

I bought the same snorkel for my jeep. It works great, but as the ad states, it doesnt come with everything. Mine only came with the snorkel body, snorkel hat or head, the template piece, and the stainless bracket for the a-pillar. I had to fabricate the airbox attachment piece (I have a mill and a lathe, so it was fairly easy), and also find a connection hose and clamps. Other than needing a few parts, its a beautifully crafted piece. It is made of fiberglass, and is very well done. It bolted up great, with no problems. I have owned a genuine Safari snorkel on my Tacoma, and this is a copy of that. I didnt really realize that until I got it, but its basically a knockoff of the australian made product. If you are handy at fabricating things, go for it, if not, stay away, becuase you cant just "buy" the parts you need to make it work. I tried.




~James

We are not perfect, if we make you unhappy, simply because of our bad English

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hahah

You could always just make your own. About $20 worth of abs pipe and glue, a hole saw, die grinder and some silicone. Pretty easy and it beats the hell out of spending $200+. Doesn't quite look as classy though.

BudgetXJ said:

You could always just make your own. About $20 worth of abs pipe and glue, a hole saw, die grinder and some silicone. Pretty easy and it beats the hell out of spending $200+. Doesn't quite look as classy though.

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Nah, they look the same to me.....:greensmok