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is there a snorkel available for the freelander 1 or is it a make yr own jobbie?
snorkle???
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shouldn't you be knocking one outhomo
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that's great but none of those links are current:doh:
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Raised Air Intake for Freelander V6
Snorkel - Freelander V6 Only
how much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not designed for wading dude - its a road car. You needs a Def or Landcruiser.
You need to think about why you want one. If its just for looks, get something cheap and modify the upper tube to fit, just ending it against the wing so it looks realistic - no point at all in cutting the wing and running it through the engine bay. Lets be realistic here, if you are in water even nearly deep enough to require a snorkel, you will very probably kill the electronics and ruin the car.
Landrover state the max wading depth to be about 40cm, which is similar to what my Peugeot 306 cabriolet could cope withound:
Landrover state the max wading depth to be about 40cm, which is similar to what my Peugeot 306 cabriolet could cope with
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have you see the prices for those snorkels... chuff me!!!!
i wanted one for my l200 so bought one off a landcruiser for £60 (new price!) and used a hot air gun to tweak it into the right shape.
i wanted one for my l200 so bought one off a landcruiser for £60 (new price!) and used a hot air gun to tweak it into the right shape.
waded through much deeper with mine and not drown itYou need to think about why you want one. If its just for looks, get something cheap and modify the upper tube to fit, just ending it against the wing so it looks realistic - no point at all in cutting the wing and running it through the engine bay. Lets be realistic here, if you are in water even nearly deep enough to require a snorkel, you will very probably kill the electronics and ruin the car.
Landrover state the max wading depth to be about 40cm, which is similar to what my Peugeot 306 cabriolet could cope with
thing is all the electrics are higher up than a 306 and deffo higher than the merc I passed in the floodwater
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waded through much deeper with mine and not drown it
thing is all the electrics are higher up than a 306 and deffo higher than the merc I passed in the floodwater
I'm sure the electrics will be fine on the 200
And with 33" or 37" I'm sure it will be high enough
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I'm sure the electrics will be fine on the 200
And with 33" or 37" I'm sure it will be high enough
i see you left 35,s out umm yeah go on say it there for poofs
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i see you left 35,s out umm yeah go on say it there for poofs
I'm saying nothin but if the cap fits
I'm sure the electrics will be fine on the 200
And with 33" or 37" I'm sure it will be high enough
Plenty high enuff
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