Coooool intake!

[trssho]

I have begun assembling my cold air dual snorkel intake. I have added a picture to my profile link at the bottom of the page.
If anyone wants, I will follow up with more photos.

Later, Andy

[Stuka]

Picture is broke...

[trssho]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Stuka:
Picture is broke...<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

click on the link where it says "Wagoneer pictures"

[ November 09, 2001: Message edited by: trssho ]

[64Trvlr]

That looks great, nice job. Be sure and post pics when you install it. Are you going to put a K&N filter in it?
:cool:

[Stuka]

oh cool.....you gona run both up behind the head lights on each side?

[Bnjnz]

i was giving this thought all week. what would you think about leaving the hoses off, and making slits on the hood where the hood rises to a different height. i have not looked at the location of the snorkel to where the hood peaks, but does this even make sense. similar to what a newer mustang has. i defiinitely want to see what you end up doing.

benjamin

[67Gladiator]

What kind of trap or lan do you have to stop rain, dirt, etc, from reaching the air cleaner? Also, when do you think you'll this done by? I can't wait to see the final product.

[trssho]

OK, check out the rough install. If you click the thumbnail, then click that picture, it will give you maximum resoultion for detail.
The drier hose is like 1/4 inch too small, so I had to slit the tube, and use duck tape. I plan to go back with some foil tape to make it more finished.
I do plan on getting a K & N. As for water getting into the intake, I have the duct just beneath the headlamp, so shouldnt be a problem unless I go off road.
As for cutting up the hood, I am not much of a body guy, so think I'll skip that. It would be possible though, and effective as well.

[64Trvlr]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by trssho:
As for water getting into the intake, I have the duct just beneath the headlamp, so shouldnt be a problem unless I go off road.
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Isn't that one of the main reasons to own a Jeep? The installation looks like factory stuff, good job.
:cool:

[Millerluck]

Cool

Great idea to get lots of cool fresh air.

How did you graft them together?

Later

Larry Miller