Snorkles and winter.
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Snorkles and winter.
Well it's that time of year. Just wondering if everyone runs the snorkles in winter? If so do you use the pre filter or just the normal intake? I have two hoods and both filters so I'm wondering what to do.
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i don't have my snorkel yet, but i've seen this asked plenty of times before. most people run the ram air backwards in heavy heavy snows or very wet snow, but most have never had problems running it forward. i've also heard of the pre-filter filling up with snow after driving for a bit, but i don't know how severe that was. i would also think that while the jeep sits, if it's snowing (or supposed to snow) i would tie a plastic bag or something around the top to prevent snow from blowing into it or piling up on the outside of it
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Good to know. Ill be removing the snorkle and hood. Time to go back to stock for winter. I live in Alberta where we get waaaaaaaay to much snow.
Of topic. Anyone else have there gas milage go down?
Of topic. Anyone else have there gas milage go down?
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i'd hold off on doing the swap until some actual snorkel owners can chime in. even better if it was another canadian or someone with high annual snowfall. don't go doing a bunch of work just because of what i said (unless others chime in confirming what was said).
how much loss in mileage did you see? most i heard from said it stayed the same or maybe even a tad better
how much loss in mileage did you see? most i heard from said it stayed the same or maybe even a tad better
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i'd hold off on doing the swap until some actual snorkel owners can chime in. even better if it was another canadian or someone with high annual snowfall. don't go doing a bunch of work just because of what i said (unless others chime in confirming what was said).
how much loss in mileage did you see? most i heard from said it stayed the same or maybe even a tad better
how much loss in mileage did you see? most i heard from said it stayed the same or maybe even a tad better
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I had that as well then it went to 13-14 when the 35's went on. Are you going by your dash?
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