Safari snorkel on a 5th gen?

Measuring, drilling and cutting were the easiest parts.

Like Lawndart said... getting those fender clips off are a real b1tch.

I never removed my tire, did not jack the truck up. I did not install the (3) square plastic pieces for the A Pilla, I used loctite and self tapping screws for the A Pilla. I didn’t have the patience to square out the hole for them. If the A Pilla screws get loose, which i don’t think they ever will, then I will revisit it and install the plastic squares. Everything aligned up perfectly and it is very tight against the fender. I bought a new Toyota Air Filter for the air box. Should of gotten a K&N, but i'm sticking with stock for now. PS: don’t forget to use spray paint for the holes. A brush/can paint will be too thick.

Next... installing the new front bumper. It should arrive after my vacation.

Ohh and I forgot to mention, last night, around 11pm, some girl got out of her car, went up to my truck/snorkel and started rubbing/stroking it. Then she gave it a small tug, looked at the top of the snorkel then left. My security cameras caught it. I transferred the security cam video to my cellphone. It was strange to see a women do this, it kinda turned my on as she was rubbing it lol... j/k.
 
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If you're looking to get the fender clips/inserts at the dealership, the part number is 90189A0002. It's called a "Grommet, Screw" though it should have a better name like locking grommet plug or something.
 
Just called and mine is shipping today. Weird there was a delay in mine. Oh well, at least they still had one allotted for me.

Yeah, when I called they were probably just looking at when the label was created but when I checked the tracking info they sent, it shows shipped this morning...none the less, we got one and I wasn't even planning on before yesterday it but hell! it was in stock...
 

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