Snorkel Pre Cleaner Group Buy *closed*

So despite my previous statement, I will say that our V6s naturally aspirated will need about 338.888889 cfm @ 6k rpm. With a blower @5psi that number jumps to 564 cfm. Asummed VE is 80% for NA, and 133% for blower

 

Nice, beat me to it haha thanks. These are similar numbers to what I've been seeing I just wanted to check their work.

 

In. Because I helped volunteer ya!

 

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/jeep-non-hardcore/968488-cfm-air-intake.html#/topics/968488?_k=qjgisg


http://www.customtacos.com/forum/13-performance/102405-max-cfm-4-0l.html#/topics/102405?_k=h27wfj

Some googling info.

If be down for a pre-filter, pending price of course

 

So the TopSpin models would be:
Naturally aspirated H002426
Boosted H002431

This doesn't mean I'm not checking on other models, just the info I have for right now.

 

Never mind. I see you already volunteered me for the buy. So this is a double confirmation that I'm in.

 

The stock system breathes through a hole behind the fender and bumper as it is. Short of putting a plug in a snorkel, nearly anything we put on top of one will be more efficient than the stock setup. Of course that's an oversimplification, but there's gotta be some truth to it you think?

 

Here's another thread discussing options:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/pre-cleaner-for-snorkel.357569/

And since we bought these snorkels for the cool factor, here's some pics of the Top Spin on Tacomas:

http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/66501-snorkel-position/page2

 

I'm interested in this

 

Ryan I am in.

 

Interested which one will I need if your boosted and running air flow snorkel?

 

Put me on the list please @Sub-Zero

 

Interested!!

 

Preliminary data

 

Mine will only be run seasonal as per The recommendation of Michael from airflow. During the summer I'll put the hat back on

 

I would be this way too, just don't want the snow to mess with it all

 

Interested

 

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after i lost my donaldson, i went with this enginaire... $100 out the door with 4 to 3.5" reducer and two black clamps

 

So the model in the OP is the one us 4 banger guys need is what your information tells me.

 

page 185 of their catalog, https://www.donaldson.com/content/d...0027-ENG/Air-Intake-Systems-Product-Guide.pdf

you'd want to look at the H002853 with 200-400 CFM range...

problem might be with the 200 lower range is the cleaning mechanism not doing it's job at the lower rpm range...the enginaire has an operating range of 150-465 CFM


but i'm no expert...


however, if you're looking to have a filter able to handle the increased air demands and the H002852 with a range of 150-275CFM is not enough, and you're stuck on donaldson..bump up to the H002853

connection from the cleaner to the snorkel will need a reducer.. the body will be 1" taller and 1.5" wider