WHAT YOU DID TO YOUR TRUCK TODAY!

FINALLY GOT THE SNORKEL FITTED :v happy:

Step 1 seal up air box.

Step 2 fix hose via some special home made coupling to air box and do a quick air tight test.

Step 3 Re size hole for new pipe and we decided to run a seal around the diameter of the new hole to prevent any damage to the pipe

Step 4 Cut a small channel out of the wing and (although not shown) run a seal again to help protect the pipe

Step 5 Say hello to my awesome pops who loves getting stuck in :wave:

Step 6 make sure you measure and measure again then for good measure, measure it once more and cut your wing and fix your solid pipe to some home made brackets

Step 7 stick your top on make sure some thief can't have it away and go play. AFTER SEALING UP FUSE BOX etc

Thanks for looking

Tom :wink:

Nice work guys, some good modding on this page

That looks a nice neet job you've done there. Well done. :drink:

Last edited by fogman on Fri Nov 12, 2010 5:57 pm, edited 1 time in total.

nice job mr tom im not sure about the white gloves though , is this the new trend when fettling

I realised i still got a squeaky brake even after changing disks pads calipers and all other brake parts.
Thankfully its not the same one that squeeked before, back to the copper slip and jack tomorrow

Gotta love fronteras :twisted:

you need one of these

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT

well done mr tom looks

Nice work Tom :dance:

All you need to do now is test it :lol:

i will have to show you some, nice deep fords,only up the road from you :lol:

wee bit more oomph

A penel filter in a sealed air box is all you need, best get a K&N if you can :wink:

Blew it up!

cleaned it a bit with the mrs......she got cold. will just pressure wash it sometime instead when the car park is empty so i dont get mud over the other cars.

Also not truck related but plumbed in new washing machine