LandyRover23
New Member
agreed backwards for sandy conditions. however it sounds nice if you have the window down and your driving along hearing it suck away. lol
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kato Disco
Well-Known Member
Forward facing collects water when splashing through water shurly?
baggyjim
New Member
ratty
I'm not special I'm limited edition
just drill a hole in bottom of air box to let it drain out ,, simples
and don't forget yer wading condom
RoyalPythons
New Member
my disco has a small hole in the bottom of the airbox. is that normal?
been thinking about a snorkel myself but wondered, if there's a hole in the airbox it'll pour in anyway.
Didn't have much hassle today in Sidmouth ford though.
It was surprisingly good for the time of year.
Went through about 30mph, bottomed the rear suspension, couldn't see out the windscreen for the amount of water that came up over.
little kids watching enjoyed the show, so turned round and went through again.
not a hint of water in the intake, even though i've got a stock airbox and have removed the wing ducting pipe. so it's just got the big hole in the front.
been thinking about a snorkel myself but wondered, if there's a hole in the airbox it'll pour in anyway.
Didn't have much hassle today in Sidmouth ford though.
It was surprisingly good for the time of year.
Went through about 30mph, bottomed the rear suspension, couldn't see out the windscreen for the amount of water that came up over.
little kids watching enjoyed the show, so turned round and went through again.
not a hint of water in the intake, even though i've got a stock airbox and have removed the wing ducting pipe. so it's just got the big hole in the front.
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
When fitting a snorkle it's normal to block the drain hole in the filter housing.
But I wouldn't worry to much as it doesn't sound like your vehicle is going to last long anyway
But I wouldn't worry to much as it doesn't sound like your vehicle is going to last long anyway
