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Old 10-31-2009, 05:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Well it's been raining for almost two straight weeks here and 80% of the roads where I live are flooded how deep can I drive threw i have a 2" lift and 275/65/18 the roads have about 2' of water in some place and even more in other places
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No more then the tops of your tires to be safe and till you learn how to dive in water. Remember your air intake is just about the tire in the l/f wheel well.
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Hey mike, I have the safari snorkel...
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Your good until your crank sensor gets wet haha. Blub blub blub.......blub.................blub.
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Hey mike, I have the safari snorkel...
Yeah but are your vent tubes raised? Connected have dialectic grease on them, doors sealed? Etc...etc....?

I've had mine right up, and slightly above the side windows before in a flood for a extended period of time, always moving however, and had no problems, but I wouldn't suggest it.
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I've had mine right up, and slightly above the side windows before in a flood for a extended period of time, always moving however, and had no problems.
Bullshit!!!!!
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Ah yes Ladies and Gentlemen....the Cage Match of the century....

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Ah yes Ladies and Gentlemen....the Cage Match of the century....

Ian vs. Street Wolf....
It would not even be the match of the hour let alone a whole century
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I been that deep without a snorkel, and Im not even kidding. I keep a stock of paper filters and MAF sensors in the truck hahaha.

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I been that deep without a snorkel, and Im not even kidding. I keep a stock of paper filters and MAF sensors in the truck hahaha.

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The depth of the water in your video is around the height of the wheels, which has already been mentioned as a reasonable max height for the D2. The height of the bow wave is not the depth of the water. You can basically make the bow wave the size you want by the speed you travel through it.
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i hate to say this outloud but, i have to agree with ian
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