Hi Fellas,
Installed one of the TJM Snorkels last night. While its still fresh in my head I thought I'd throw up a quick post with tips and tricks for anyone else looking to do the same.
Overall I found it pretty easy and straight forward. The hardest part being getting over the thought of drilling a dirty big hole through my brand new car. Saving myself the $300 fitting fee helps though.
Along with the tools that the directions state, you'll need:
- Masking tape (lots of it)
- Hole saw
- Loctite
- Small Paint brush and Rust protecting paint
- Long extension bit for your socket to get the airbox out.
- Replacement toyota plugs for around the wheel arch. I wasted a heap of time trying to get these out before cracking it and cutting them.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/10x-Toyot...IAAOSwhkRWeyJl
-AIr blower for the swarf
- Small round file
-Ratchet spanners (for doing up snorkel nuts under the wheel arch.
Dan
Installed one of the TJM Snorkels last night. While its still fresh in my head I thought I'd throw up a quick post with tips and tricks for anyone else looking to do the same.
Overall I found it pretty easy and straight forward. The hardest part being getting over the thought of drilling a dirty big hole through my brand new car. Saving myself the $300 fitting fee helps though.
Along with the tools that the directions state, you'll need:
- Masking tape (lots of it)
- Hole saw
- Loctite
- Small Paint brush and Rust protecting paint
- Long extension bit for your socket to get the airbox out.
- Replacement toyota plugs for around the wheel arch. I wasted a heap of time trying to get these out before cracking it and cutting them.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/10x-Toyot...IAAOSwhkRWeyJl
-AIr blower for the swarf
- Small round file
-Ratchet spanners (for doing up snorkel nuts under the wheel arch.
Dan
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