DIY budget snorkel with pic

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That second one was the same one just painted.

I wonder how much air velocity he got out of using a 3/4" air intake line.

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The one I posted is a pool noodle that was fiberglassed over. the noodle was pulled out prior to completing.
 
The one I posted is a pool noodle that was fiberglassed over. the noodle was pulled out prior to completing.

That's a great idea for forming the fiberglass, when I was back in high school, I used plaster to fill the intake tube of my RX7 and then shaped it after cutting the tube off, then I used a boat repair kit to make a fiberglass intake tube(everything sourced at Wally World).
 

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