Snorkel

[tunahelper]

Here's a pic of the snorkel I made with a exhaust hose from a Waverunner jet ski.  The hose is about 2 3/4 OD and 2 3/8 ID.  It is about 3+ feet long with a few bends in it.

Moved battery to drivers side.  Needed new starter cables and grounds. 

Made hole in firewall for intake tube.  The 2 red hoses are the breather vents for diffs, trans. and t-case.

Cut the hose into a few pieces and used a section of 2" PVC pipe, a 90 elbow, a few clamps, and the stock air cleaner.

I bought this ram air inlet for the Weber on Ebay.  Put on one hose elbow.

Add stock air cleaner.

Cut another hole in Samurai.  Also note the holes drilled in windshield drip rail,  these will hold the snorkel.

I cut the flange off one side of the elbow and stuck in the snorkel with some RTV

Fitted PVC pipe to the snorkel with 90 elbow and to the air cleaner with a small section of hose.

Can cooler rain cover

 

[knunns]

nice. how much did it cost

 

[zukfreak]

cool

 

[tunahelper]

Most all the parts I used, I already had.  See if there is a jet ski repair shop around.  There are lots of junk jet skis here in FL.  Ask your local watercraft repair shop if they have any old hose,  they should give it away.  I think I paid about $40 for the carb cap.  I can't seem to find them now.  Pierce Manifolds has one but I can't find the price.

The only parts I had to buy for mine were 2 new hose clamps for $5.

 

[meanbgreen]

did ya just punch holes into the rain guard with zip ties to hold it?

 

[tunahelper]

Yup,  I just drilled a few holes in the rain channel.  It's held up to some abuse.