Best snorkel to get?

PreRunner so, e-locker so, rear spool so, just about as capable as any open open 4x4? Plus when it DOES rain in a desert, it tends to pour and flash flood. So what's wrong with a snorkle?

Do what you want man, let the haters be

Plus if anyone ever gives you a hard time about it tell them it's ram air for more MPGs!

 

Why would you keep a non functioning CAI when adding a real CAI? Makes no sense to me.

 

interesting.. ill have to look into this too! Thanks again!

 

Or just don't use anything. I ran mine for almost 4 years with nothing after the bolts ripped out the a pillar.

 

That sounds like a good alternative too! What happened that caused yours to get ripped out? Wheeling of some sort I presume?

 

For the prerunner, there's the cowl/hood snorkel option. It's on here. Search.

 

I drilled 6 holes into my roof already to attach my light bar mounts, covered the holes with Toyota black water pump FIPG installed nut-certs and sinched them down, then liberally filled the certs with the FIPG and covered the foot of the mounts smashed them down, covered the holes in the feet, then coated the screws and installed loosely, attached my light bar and waited approx 45min for the FIPG to set, screwed everything down tight and let it cure for 24hrs.

To date I have had no water intrusion and I have presure washed my truck several times and been through many a downpour.

Whenever I do get a snorkle I'm going to mount it in the same manner. I like the idea of 3M auto adhesive tape, and it's proven to be plenty strong for me in the past, but, I still I think I'd rather have a solid attachment to my truck when it comes to something as expensive as an ARB snorkle, I would hate for a tree to walk away with it on a trail.

 

ARB it is!

 

^^^^^

This. I'll be doing 3M tape for this reason as well. Also a couple of people have reported A-pillar rusting and or water in the cab after snorkel installs that were sub par (not enough silicone pumped into the rivet holes)

 

ok i found this. Thanks for the tip!
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/different-approach-to-a-snorkel.266449/

 

It's not on my priority list but I like this approach. Seems to be working all the bugs out at the moment so I'll probably keep checking back on it myself.

 

Actually a strong crosswind and shitty screw install on my part

 

@Babyjake16 has the vendor hookup and may be heading up a group buy for the arb safari snorkel, PM him for details and price.

 

get the arb, drill the damn holes and install it. its just some holes. stop being babys lol

 

Pending price id be down for a group buy.

 

X2

 

ARB feeler right now @Babyjake16 is hosting. I don't have a snorkel but his GBs are legit!!