Mantec Snorkel
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Litch
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Which one do you mean, Plastic Jobby, Classic (plastic) or steel? 
Don't have a Mantec snorkle myself but looking at photos I have found on-line (and it is actually quite difficult to find photos showing the side elevation without looking from slightly below) I would say that the Classic (plastic) & steel are almost certainly taller than the roof but the Plastic Jobby looks like it is either the same height or even (very) slightly lower.
Don't have a Mantec snorkle myself but looking at photos I have found on-line (and it is actually quite difficult to find photos showing the side elevation without looking from slightly below) I would say that the Classic (plastic) & steel are almost certainly taller than the roof but the Plastic Jobby looks like it is either the same height or even (very) slightly lower.
gymmaniac
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Trim to fit.
Just got a Nakatanenga snorkel delivered and will be trimming to fit as required. It's just a pipe. Ram head will be easier than the mushroom top if you lower it too much.
Just got a Nakatanenga snorkel delivered and will be trimming to fit as required. It's just a pipe. Ram head will be easier than the mushroom top if you lower it too much.
G-P
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I was planning on going for the plastic jobby as looking like you at the photos it looks the lowest.Which one do you mean, Plastic Jobby, Classic (plastic) or steel?
Don't have a Mantec snorkle myself but looking at photos I have found on-line (and it is actually quite difficult to find photos showing the side elevation without looking from slightly below) I would say that the Classic (plastic) & steel are almost certainly taller than the roof but the Plastic Jobby looks like it is either the same height or even (very) slightly lower.
Thanks
JimS
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It's a bit higher on my 110 TD5
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Litch
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"It's a bit higher on my 110 TD5"
What is it like compared to the flat section of the roof (it's a bit lower at the front where the roof slopes down towards the windscreen)?
What is it like compared to the flat section of the roof (it's a bit lower at the front where the roof slopes down towards the windscreen)?
