AnswerID: 87264 Submitted: Saturday, Dec 04, 2004 at 12:03
80scruiser
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Have a go at fitting the
snorkel your self as they are easy. You will save 50 bucks and then you can charge your mates 50 bucks each to fit theirs. That reduces the end price of yours.
They are easy to fit. Its just drilling that first hole in the nice paint that takes some Kahoonas but once the first one is in the rest get easier. Take your time and you will have no dramas.
The template says to drill holes at a certain size but you if you be carefull you can actually drill them alot smaller for a better fit. They say to drill large holes so you can move the
snorkel around to align it and then use large washers to secure it in place but if you take your time and precisely mark and drill the holes smaller, you will have the same job but with smaller size holes in your guard. Just my opinion and makes you feel like you have done a better job than the factory.
Best of luck
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FollowupID: 346155 Submitted:
Sunday, Dec 05, 2004 at 20:16
GazzaS (VIC) posted:
Hi 80cruiser
I am about to fit a safari to our 90 series prodo next weekend - working up to the drilling and cutting with some trepidation. On the Lcool site there is an excellent pictorial of how to do this. One of the notes there is to make sure the holes are oversize to make sure the bolts do not touch the body work and cause vibration noise.
What size (or by what % did you undersize) your holes - in the guard that is :-).
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