Thanks, Nick! I’ll be first in line. Can you please confirm that your design will still utilize the existing vent in the fender? That’s a must for me.
Lol, excellent. Thank you sir.
-Nick
Just judging from the photos, it looks like you'll have plenty of clearance, and I'll definitely keep that in mind if we need some third-party testers!If you look at the placement of my platform build do you think I would have clearance problems? Also if you need someone to be a rolling advert during long term use testing I uh may know a guy lol nudge nudge
Not a bad thing to take a look intoIt sounds like if you tackled the Alternator problem first, you could not only sell 40K alternators, but at least 10K snorkels
You'd have a lot of happy customers if you came with with a solution for the alternator...Just judging from the photos, it looks like you'll have plenty of clearance, and I'll definitely keep that in mind if we need some third-party testers!
Not a bad thing to take a look into
-Nick
Cant wait, very interested in this.
So pumped for this. Is there any indication, based on initial specs, that this might provide better or worse air flow as compared to the stock inlet? The oval connection at the fender looks like it might be a point of restriction but hard to tell true size from the pic/video.Hey Guys!
Sorry for leaving you hanging on the next update! For those who follow our blog, you might have already caught wind of our design plans, but for those who don't, here it is!
To find out more about the design, and everything that we're cooking up for our Ranger Snorkel, make sure that you head over to our Engineering Blog to read up!
As always, feel free to shoot over any questions that you might have!
-Nick
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you on this! We're looking into an accurate means of testing the flow of the system with the snorkel installed. I'll be sure to include some insight with our next update!
What is the estimated release date?
Great Question! Right now we're aiming for late August for our presale launch which would put the snorkel on your doorstep by Mid/late September. Granted, since we're still in the production phase nothing is set in stone, so that is all subject to change. I'll be sure to keep you guys updated if that plan moves in either direction!
I'm no engineer, just a milkman, but it seems pretty simple to do.
