joey2times

that does look faster... but not deeper...

I can still see the bottom of your bumper and your fogs
I was up to the bottom of the headlight rings
SSEEEE

joey2times

blahhh it was soo small what the hell

joey2times

well I give up :(

racer83l

Adam, buy a snorkel and be done with it. You already raised your breathers... youll hydrolock your motor way before you will get water in your transmissiond or trans. case..

And besides, they make a good sound and look pretty darn cool to boot.

you knew It was coming since im a picture whore..


also, the snorkel has already saved me at least once.

mmcan

I'm the latest to join the HYDROLOCK CLUB.

First thing I'll do once I get my jeep back is put a snorkle on the damn thing. I was splashing in the water, not deep at all, and that's all it took. And it DID NOT take long at all. It could have happened driving thru one of our Texas deluges.

This is an absolute design flaw in the JK.

And expensive.

dcwake

About hydrolocking, i have a new theory... its all about your luck, because i've had water in my intake and it still worked. only sputtered a little bit but the engine got over it so i guess i was lucky huh?

Cerunnos

Do the snorkes have issues with snow or ice?

nangulator

Get an AEV snorkle, that puddle I am goint through in my avatr pic was over 4 feet deep in the middle and I didnt hydrolok thanks to the snorkle.

Flash1034

Im just curious if you guys that hydrolocked had removed your stock little snorkle from your airbox or not?

Flash

Northern Wrangler

I second this question. I was also wondering whether heavy rain or puddle splashing can make its way into the opening of the snorkel and run down into the air intake?