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Possibly a new snorkel for us also?
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weekendclimber
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Interesting. I've always liked this version vs the longer arm. Sub'd
2nd91turbo
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Looks pretty good actually, too bad it's out of stock. Saved to watch list.
wrench.n.wheel
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I hope we can use 3M double sided tape on the pillar portion instead of drilling into it. Fenders can be replaced.
ToyotaBrah
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I think 3M double sided tape will work in lieu of drilling. Like you, I did not want to drill holes.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/195862-question-regarding-snorkel-*ocd-disclaimer*.html
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I didn’t drill into my A pillar, because that’s a very hard part to replace if it rusted out. I used 3m double sided tape. And a zip tie from my windshield led bar. To hold the snorkel in place.
anyone ever attempt to make a snorkel out of exhaust tubing? I have Long travel and fiberglass fenders and the air intake in the fender well is open. I am tempted to try to figure out some stainless exhaust tubing and silicone rubber elbows to fashion a snorkel and then TIG weld it to the A pillar and try to color match the paint.
Water scares me after a little oops a few weeks ago.
Water scares me after a little oops a few weeks ago.
weekendclimber
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That's a good question...
T4R2014
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I'm pretty sure the ARB (which this is likely a copy of) does. In other words, whip antenna "mod" is mandatory.
Whip antenna is probably ideal for off roading anyways. Less chance of it getting ripped of. However, I don’t have my antenna lol.
Road Bull
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I believe you are correct. I picked up an ARB Safari last month and this seems to be a direct copy. I wish I would have seen this. LOL. This should require the removal of the electric antenna mast as well as the missing "Tacoma" air tube connecting the 90* air box intake to the snorkel tube. So, there's that too.
