is it really that easy?

 

If you have a nice cut-off tool, a nice tape measure, yeah...it is.

 

My friend said the hardest part for him was just creating the cut out in the hood for him, other then that it is very simple.

 

wow, 401 pages & 4,000+ posts!

 

YOOOOOOOOOO yOOOOOOOOO from Europeeee

hahaha Whats good team ???

Just figured I would drop a line.... once I get settled in more I will be posting on the forums a lot more....

havent even hit barca yet.... but shredding the swiss alps and rocking out in Ireland and Austria ahahahah

DAMN!!!! TONS OF NEW PAGES TO READ UP ON!!!

looks like I will have something to do for a while when I get to barca on tuesday!!

 

Just rub it in Joey, rub it in...

Thought you went there to work? Yeah right, you're screwing around with the Swiss bunnies. You bastard you...

 

Joey,
don't rub it in too much or we'll go fine your JK and mess with it. Like maybe we'll remove your new lift & return it to stock!

 

I second that

 

x2 adam wow 4000+ posts in the Long Island thread!!!!!!!!!

haha joey sounds awesome, i love ireland i would probably move there if i could.

 

Snorkel install is easy. It comes with a template.

What I did was cut out the template, tape it where it is supposed to go.. Now with the hood open, install the snorkel where it's supposed to go. Then close the hood. It's pretty easy to see by eye I the template is in the right place. Then I took a sharpie and traced the template in case it moved during cutting.

I used a dremel cut off wheel with EZ lock. I went through maybe 6 discs doig the cut. I liked the dremel because it's small and easy to make the turns. Took about 30 minutes to do the cut. Another 10 to file smooth the cut and paint.. Then you install the trim ring (will need a rivet gun) and install seal the snorkel to the airbox. Now take it for a drive and smile at the engine making a nice roar under throttle.