payydg
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jamesmartin
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theres not much else you can do except increase tjhe diameter
payydg
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Realistically any significant airflow restriction with his set up. Pipe runs about half way up the snorkel
jamesmartin
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all you can have if you increase length as in a snorkel is increase the diameter,if you cant then thats as it is
I reckon james is spot on ie the pipes to small, Iirc std defender before air filter is 60mm inside diameter.
When I first fitted safari snorkel to my 200tdi, along my regular route to and from work theres some long hills and I noticed the lack of power at the top end, pop the pipe off under the bonnet where it goes into the air filter and normal service was resumed, pipe back on and it was like someone had flicked a switch to reduce the power.
Im not so sure its as simple as just the pipe size or the filter etc, but it certainly makes a difference on what is after all a very old designed low tech diesel engine.
When I first fitted safari snorkel to my 200tdi, along my regular route to and from work theres some long hills and I noticed the lack of power at the top end, pop the pipe off under the bonnet where it goes into the air filter and normal service was resumed, pipe back on and it was like someone had flicked a switch to reduce the power.
Im not so sure its as simple as just the pipe size or the filter etc, but it certainly makes a difference on what is after all a very old designed low tech diesel engine.
payydg
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Hmmm not sure what else to do, it's the only size that will fit into the snorkel
