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Old 09-29-2007, 07:52 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Re: ARB Safari Snorkel Install Instructions w/ Pics

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ha ha i have your answers ...

oscar was asked the same question and he said that it was designed for a more on road application and that at idle or low rpms the hole was static and it would not be in use till you get on the gas hard so they made the plug to accommodate the off-road guys
If thats the case they should "Market it in the correct format". I know alot of members on here bought it and they Off-Road alot. I would think if they knew this, they may have went with the TRD instead...Just my thoughts Do they supply the plug with the AFE CAI or is it something you have to buy extra?
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