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Axel Breather - Creeper Breather
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24 Dec 2012 21:39 - 24 Dec 2012 21:49 #56149
by adamatdraycott
Axel Breather - Creeper Breather was created by adamatdraycott
The tube to a snorkel or to the engine bay has been widely explored on here...
However has anyone thought about using one of these?
The Jimny's relatively small diff casing surely doesn't see that much air transfer... meaning we could get away with something similar if it fits the standard breather
I have even read people use a party balloon secured with a cable tie
I understand the hose pipe is easy... but there is always the risk of them getting caught and pulled off
However has anyone thought about using one of these?
The Jimny's relatively small diff casing surely doesn't see that much air transfer... meaning we could get away with something similar if it fits the standard breather
I have even read people use a party balloon secured with a cable tie
I understand the hose pipe is easy... but there is always the risk of them getting caught and pulled off
Last edit: 24 Dec 2012 21:49 by adamatdraycott.
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