jusfloorit

Does anybody know where I can get a snorkel for my truck?

I really don't want a sink drain drilled to my fender either. She's in pretty good shape and i would prefer the sleeker aftermarket look.

89 22re fuel injected.

The reason I ask is I tried searching here and online and the only things I could come up with is that ARB\Safari has one for the 3.0 (SS130HF), the diesel and the carberated 22r (SS105HF) but not the fuel injected 22re.

Does anybody have a part #?

Has anyone modded the carbed intake to fit the airbox? If so do you have any under hood pics and what you did to make it fit.

Also, might have been a misprint but they showed one for my truck but it was for the round airbox (I have the rectangular one).

I have also found an Austrailian company by the name of Airflow. I'm not too fluent with the Hilux models compared to the pickup. They offer the "petrol" model but don't know if it was for fuel injection.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks.

Hayes

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jusfloorit

Gee, thanks. Did you even read the link you sent me? First off it was for an 85 4Runner; different body style. And it also stated that it didn't even come with parts to hook it up to the airbox. He did have a nice lookin truck though.

Also, so far, I haven't seen anyone post up a finished product, aside from homemade jobbers. One person did have a nice one with exhaust pipe and the Safari snorkel head. But i'm not sure if he was the one that used orange spray foam to seal and hold his airbox down. lol. As stated above, I would really like to keep it as clean looking as possible.

I was hoping to get a response from someone who really got this to work.

After thinking it over, I might just get the kit for the 3.0 (SS130HF) as it seems it will give you everything up to the airbox and fabbing something that will go from the side of the airbox, through the inner fender where the group of wires go through, and connect it to Safari's plumbing.

Another question. What size is the piping from the base of the snorkel that I would connect to that goes into the fender?

Thanks again for your time and help.

BigBluePile

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Here:

http://www.torasport.com/store/product.php?productid=20



https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...nstall-156547/

For exhaust tubing this is pretty slick and WAY cheaper, just need to buy the head:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f88/...uild-up-79074/

I couldn't find any ARB snorkel installs for your '89 22R-E truck or maybe even a second gen 4Runner to help you. I just hope I don't get a "gee thanks" response.

Beaniam

arb does not make a 22re snorkel
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...nstall-156547/

BigBluePile

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WOW. That looks just like the link I already posted...

jusfloorit

Thanks for the help. I think i'm gonna make the kit. It's that they don't make one so screw it. And what i'll do is make it super clean and perfect and get all the p/n's...


...then get it stickied.


22re's need all the help they can get, right?


I will report back with pics when it's done.

JeepRecoveryINC.

I don't know if anyone is still paying attention to this thread but here goes. Look at getting a kit for a Land Cruiser. I know it goes on the wrong side, but if you think about it Toyota messed up by putting the filter on the left side and haveing the intake tube run along the radiator in the first place. You can realise this mistake by looking at the wireing, it's messed up too. the battery is on the right side and most of the wires run to the left side of the truck (the altinator is also on the left side of the engine. I said all of that to say this, if you get the Land Cruiser kit and rip out the stock intake tube and air filter box and relocate it to the right side and do the same for the battery, in theory you could have a clean looking snorkel, with cooler air running into the engine, because it's not running past a hot radiator. You aloso get rid of some of those loose wires in the process. If anyone has already thought of this and done it let me know so I can save myself some headaches that come along with this type of project. If I'm the first guy to try it I'll get around to it when I find the time and will post pics and instructions.

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BigBluePile

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Yes, one could do the "battery/intake swap" project which has been around for a while. IIRC the hilux trucks run up the passenger side too.

JeepRecoveryINC.

I figured I couldn't be the only one to think of it. I noticed the design flaw about a year or so ago and have just got around to wanting to do it. Thanks for the tip on the hilux snorkel, that might work better than one from a Land Cruiser.