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  • safari Snorkel 3rd Gen

    Pretty handy to fit takes a couple of hrs once your fairly handy with tools
    You will need a Step Drill

    for wing and pillar holes

    DO NOT USE

    ordinary steel bits on the body of the jeep.

    Before pic



    ready to get going
    Part number for my Hilux Surf


    Template





    major scary part is cutting the big hole. all i can say is measure 10 times then cut



    had to slightly modify the holes


    A pillar holes easy to line up once snorkel is fitted


    make sure and use lock Tite


    Nice fit


    A Pillar mount


    All Done


    After



    Then sit back and relax

  • #2
    why say do not use HSS drill bits - thats what they are for - drilling holes in steel (sheet metal)

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    • #3
      Originally posted by gary-r View Post
      why say do not use HSS drill bits - thats what they are for - drilling holes in steel (sheet metal)


      It's OK, he's talking about a Jeep not a Surf.

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      • #4
        they wont drill correctly pulls the metal
        also you would need to keep changing the bits for the larger sizes, a step bit you only need one.

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        • #5
          hey stephen where did you get your safari snorkal from??an how much was it??iv been lookin for one for my 3rd gen for months an cant find one

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          • #6
            Devon 4x4
            think i paid about €300 at the time bit steep but now having a company car and fuel card i save €€€ on diesel

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            • #7
              Devon 4x4 are very close to me in fact about six miles away in the next town....Hmmm I wonder!!!
              I'M ALWAYS IN THE SH'T, IT'S ONLY THE DEPTH THAT VARIES!!!!!!!!

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              • #8
                i really want one of these for my 2nd gen, but cant justify spending that much money at the moment
                www.apmautos.com

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                • #9
                  Budget snorkels......
                  http://www.hiluxsurf.co.uk/showthrea...hlight=poseurs
                  http://www.snorkels.es/

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by stephenmarr View Post
                    they wont drill correctly pulls the metal
                    also you would need to keep changing the bits for the larger sizes, a step bit you only need one.
                    if they are sharpened correctly and used at the right speed they wont pull the metal - i don't even own a step drill - never had a use for one. i use hole saws for bigger holes.

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                    • #11
                      maybe so but its still easier and handier with a step drill

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                      • #12
                        has the bonnet been changed as the pics bonnets are different

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                        • #13
                          looks like he's fitted the air intake as well.
                          Looks good!!

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                          • #14
                            Step drills give a much neater edge in softer materials.
                            Alan

                            yoshie "Didn't know they had a pill for laziness, anyway get well soon."

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by KERRSURF View Post
                              Step drills give a much neater edge in softer materials.

                              So do tapered reamers.

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