hi I'm new here my name is bob live in south jersey and have a 88 Sammie. i just bought her she has a calmini body lift and a calmini suspension lift i think its a 5" lift due to the gap with 31s on it. not new to this world i had a 74 Chevy c10 stepside with a heads cam intake 350 turbo400 trans with a shift kit floating transfer case with 1ton axles  and 14" of lift and 44's

 i wanna build a snorkel but not sure what size PVC pipe i should use i was thinking 2 1/2" but not really sure can anyone help me? I'm going to run a airfilter up top if that helps thanks

here you go

http://www.zukiworld.com/forum/index.php?action=search;advanced

Wow, I just did several searches and found it really unhelpful.  Maybe we should just answer questions or refrain from snide comments. 

Check this thread (it didn't come up on the search but I knew it was there because I read it not too long ago) 

2" pipe

http://www.zukiworld.com/forum/index.php?topic=16587.0

Wow, I just did several searches and found it really unhelpful.  Maybe we should just answer questions or refrain from snide comments. 

if you go to the build diaries theres snorkel info

but i guess youre the expert with the 30 posts under your belt and the taste of sketchers in your mouth





edit:
btw... providing a link isnt classified as "snide"
but more importantly I did a search and it came up on the first page
 

 

So let me get this straight ... one's automotive expertise is related to the number of internet posts made.  WTF are sketchers and I am rather sure I have never had any in my mouth. 
Either we don't use the same kind of logic at all or you are mixing your metaphors (or that was another snide comment.) 

I posted a link and you were/are being a smartass. 

So let me get this straight ... one's automotive expertise is related to the number of internet posts made.  WTF are sketchers and I am rather sure I have never had any in my mouth. 
Either we don't use the same kind of logic at all or you are mixing your metaphors (or that was another snide comment.) 

I posted a link and you were/are being a smartass. 

whos talking about automotive expertise

im talking about being competant enough to SEARCH

if you type in "samurai snorkel" the thread reveals itself on the very first page




but i suppose since YOU didnt find anything you ASSumed nothing was there

and this is a sketcher... bon appetit

aaron74  dont let Generection get to you hes a lil man stuck on a small island with his kick up for sale poor lil guy..... hes only got 1916 posts in the past 2 yrs and that doesnt count his other web site Car Domain.

hes a lil man stuck on a small island with his kick up for sale

 
sheesh, at least get the facts straight
im a big man living in a tropical paradise who selling 1 out of his 3 kicks

Yeah, sorry!  BTW, I am also of dubious stature and live on a little (some say small) island but my son would kill me if I sold our only Kick!

So, I am also thinking about a snorkel (my last truck had one but that was 6" pvc to feed a propane injected 6.2 diesel ... )

I know that my Sidekick is different than the Sami but I think the Kick feeds the air filter from inside the driver side fender.  I am going to pull off the fender and stick 2" pvc in there that leads to that funny little non-functional piece of tin behind the hood and hopefully have it pop up through there before it runs up the pillar so that it is a little less likely to get ripped off by brush.  From previous experience I really recommend trying to route the snorkel behind the fender as much as possible.  That said, I find it a lot easier to avoid things in a Sidekick than a Suburban . 

thank you all for the help

next time i will search it first before asking. i honestly didn't even think about searching it.

thank you again,
               bob

its everybody site enjoy it............... lovin you eric

Everybody's 'Ludes perscription run out today? So my 2cents on a snorkle... Use the factory filter location and run the feed tube to the fender. Having the filter under hood instead of up top means it only filters the air entering the engine not every passing breeze.          NMc