leftturn109

ok so I am going to snorkel my air intake but i want to kno do i need some way of keeping my exhaust from going underwater in other words should i build a snorkel for my exhaust?

Tech

as long as the vehicle is always running, water won't get into the exhaust because it will always be expelling air... like slowly blowing bubbles when snorkleing (diving). just don't stop

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Confederate

just put some zoomies through the hood

leftturn109

i thought of that but i need to be legal

shakran

wellllll, it depends. Generally that's true, but there are times when an exhaust can suck in quickly even while the engine's running. The water might not get all the way to the engine (almost 100% that it won't) but it will get in the exhaust system and could cause problem. I assume this is on a jeep/SUV, so if you wanted to you could do exhaust stacks like on semis. Nothin' illegal about that!

leftturn109

its on a 82 wagoneer and i was thinking of welding the back passenger door shut and running both pipes up the side there

choskins

I can't wait to see pics of that!

leftturn109

well when its done i will post them