I posted awhile back looking for a snorkel for my 2000 Tracker. But I never did get much input. So nice again, I am sling for help in finding one...if they exist.

Thanks

If you're looking for a snorkel specifically for that vehicle, I believe you'll have to import it yourself, your options are ...

OGZ in Brazil - http://www.ogz.com.br/
FTS in Taiwan - http://www.fts4x4.com/en/products/?method=listing&sid=185

You can also get the FTS snorkel out of Australia.

Now if you're willing to experiment some, the snorkel for the 97~05 gasoline engine Toyota Hilux (or it's Tacoma equivalent) can supposedly be made to work quite well, some folk say it fits like it was made for the vehicle, others disagree.

[urlhttp://www.dirtyparts.com/store/detail.cfm/TJM-AIRTEC-SNORKEL-TOYOTA-TACOMA/pid-100245[/url]

Chinese copies of the Hilux/Tacoma snorkel are usually available on ebay ...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MAK-Snorkel-Air-Ram-Intake-Kit-For-Toyota-167-Series-Hilux-SR5-STH167RA-/111675591462?hash=item1a00624b26:g:nlYAAOSweW5VcmA7&vxp=mtr

If you go the Hilux snorkel route I'd be interested in seeing pictures.

Thanks for the links. I have emailed FTS but have not received a reply.

Take care

i have an 03 vitara 2.0L with LH drive and RH airbox (canadian) and i have been planning and considering making a DIY snorkel from 2.5"-3" stainless steel exhaust tubing- or ABS/PCV pipe - my plan uses an extra T-joint under the RH fender for a gravity p-trap for catching and draining rain or excess water.  i have not made one yet but it will be custom and affordable - utilizing the factory airbox

- my plan uses an extra T-joint under the RH fender for a gravity p-trap for catching and draining rain or excess water.

I'd be interested in seeing a sketch of this "gravity p-trap" concept - P traps are usually used to allow the free flow of water whilst preventing air flow, and not the other way around.

One of my Suzukis did have a "P trap" shaped contraption in the RH fender, which I believe was intended to separate excess water from the intake air stream, but it actually operated on centrifugal force rather than being a "P trap" and there was nothing to prevent water from being drawn in via the "drain".