Ryder
Having a senior moment
Having trouble with your motor Sirus?
Having trouble with your motor Sirus?
Johnnydisco
New Member
I work 6 days not 5 dammit !!
Johnnydisco
New Member
Johnnydisco
New Member
Anyone got a snorkel on their disco ??
jai_landrover
Well-Known Member
Seriously considering it Johnny D, I have no filter at present in the engine bay. I have a K&N in the mushroom top of my tried and tested snorkel. I would rarther have a filter I can change more easily, in the engine bay opposed to climbing up onto the roof to do it. Jai
Johnnydisco
New Member
Ah ok ... I dont know what to do with mine as its in a normal air filter housing not a cylinder
... I thought about a BMC one and some flexi pipe to outside the car as mine sits inside the passenger wheel arch no good for me i like flying through the puddles . John
Johnnydisco
New Member
Just wanted to know if its worth having a snorkel or just changing where it picks up cold feed ? What u mean if this helps ?? for sale ? !! John
jai_landrover
Well-Known Member
Hi Johnny,
If I were you I wouldn't bother changing anything unless you intend on driving through water that is deeper than the top of your wheel rims. As a rough guide anyhow. If you intend on going through deeper water than that, then I would say get a snorkel.
We a few of us from this forum usually and quite regularly do some of the deepest fords and pay and play sites in the area. These can quite often come above the wings and door tops. (especially pay and play) I fitted a snorkel because of this. hope this helps Jai
Ryder
Having a senior moment
Ooops sorry! We'll still be drivingon Sunday though
jai_landrover
Well-Known Member
Lol!
Hey Ryder,
Ive been to our local parts supplyer (you kinow who they are) to find them to be more £££ than they used to be. Mabe its worth getting our belts n stuff from paddocks. I need to buy some drive shafts anyhow next week. let me know what yiou think Jai.
Johnnydisco
New Member
So should i just do all the breather pipes and leave the air intake ... crankcase and gearbox ? I cant say i plan on going doors deep in water!
jai_landrover
Well-Known Member
I would check existing breathers, make sure they are located in the chassis correctly. Go Buy a few wading bungs and put them in when going through the water splashes. *Remember to take them out otherwise any oil cannot escape and could in time damage timing belt etc.
jai_landrover
Well-Known Member
Right Bed Time for me!! Jai
Spyderman
New Member
A great day today.
The Spydiemobile Lives!!!!!
We fired it up this afternoon. Not for long as it's not plumbed for waterworks yet, but it runs sweet.
New Exhaust fitted by DB this morning, caused him a bit of grief and a few skinned knuckles.
Raised Air Intake is finished, support bracket fabricated and it's all ready to go.
Tomorrow, Sort throttle cable support bracket, Front Panel & Radiator, Handbrake Shoes, weld Seat supports and general tidy up.
Then it's Rock n' Roll.
The Spydiemobile Lives!!!!!
We fired it up this afternoon. Not for long as it's not plumbed for waterworks yet, but it runs sweet.
New Exhaust fitted by DB this morning, caused him a bit of grief and a few skinned knuckles.
Raised Air Intake is finished, support bracket fabricated and it's all ready to go.
Tomorrow, Sort throttle cable support bracket, Front Panel & Radiator, Handbrake Shoes, weld Seat supports and general tidy up.
Then it's Rock n' Roll.
Ryder
Having a senior moment
Cheaper is definitely better in this case! Do you ha a price from paddocks?
