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Hi All,

I am considering putting a snorkel on my FJ and I have heard from quite a few people that there is a risk of power loss (I have also heard directly from a company in Australia that they got a power increase when they put on a snorkel).

If it is not too expensive, I thought I would do a 'before' and 'after' dyno test.

Can anyone tell me where I can get this done and roughly how much it costs?

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I cant help you with that, but I will be really interested with the results. Please do share once you have them.


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Speak to hubiheau he has a dyno I think and can help, but it's in AD.


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scotchyl wrote:Speak to hubiheau he has a dyno I think and can help, but it's in AD.


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yes agree with Scotchyl, Marshal Hubihea aka Oliver is the one..

i did same test on my JK.. plus he should be able to advice on power loss / gain..
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Quoting some online articles I had read. There will be some effect to fresh air flow as it would be with longer cycle with the snorkel on and if the inner surface is not smooth would also cuse unperfect air flow. However, the effect in either ways is not major effect to the car horsepower. Also the positive sides are cleaner colder air and almost sand free air filter.

I do recommend the snorkel option and it would be interesting to see the results of the dyno test

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Escapee wrote:Hi All,

I am considering putting a snorkel on my FJ and I have heard from quite a few people that there is a risk of power loss (I have also heard directly from a company in Australia that they got a power increase when they put on a snorkel).

If it is not too expensive, I thought I would do a 'before' and 'after' dyno test.

Can anyone tell me where I can get this done and roughly how much it costs?

Cheers, Al

Al,

I wont go through technicalities.
I had a Safari snorkel on my FJ and I noticed the below:

1. No loss of power (the horsepower you ll lose is unnoticeable trust me)
2. I had to clean the air filter box every 3 months and I barely found sand in it

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so fare all cars with snorkel show less power on dyno doesn’t matter witch brand because an extended intake never improve flow of air
any corner make trouble for flow and create turbulence = resistant usual i see -15 to -24 hp on dyno up to car ....
if the inner fender liner properly fixed in Nissan or Toyota not much sand will come ...but any way the original filter boxes are designed to get sand inside and if is gcc spec filter element inside (no china copy)can handle sand with no issue if you stop the engine the sand will go down from filter in the filter box there are vents were the sand can go out i run my stock Toyota filter 1 10.000km and no issues with power drop and i never clean it this s worst thing what you can do ......
but if you plan to go under water there is no way around snorkel

Better invest in shawarma or sand tire ......
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Hi Oliver, a slightly different question then, how about putting the TRD CAI onto the FJ, no snorkel just to the inner fender?


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the work nice...make good power but if it wiht sport filter need an flies around the filter to avoid that sand pass the filter
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Sorry Oliver. What do you mean by an flies around filter?


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is like pre filter to keep sand away ....
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Hi guys,

thanks for sharing your opinions. I was actually planning to do the same thing but now I will probably go for the CAI + pre-filter option. I never really liked the idea of drilling into my fender anyway.

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Thanks Oliver for great information, i have a question, on an FJ is it better to have a TRD CAI or a bigger filter box. I saw some FJs replaced their filter boxes with Land cruiser's one claiming it will increase air flow magnificently!!


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hi the Land cruiser box better the have large filterelement for dessert
the made to supply up to 5.7l or 580 hp.....
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So Land cruiser box is better than TRD CAI?


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