How To Snorkel Teryx Air Box?

This video is a comprehensive guide on how to snorkel your airbox, carbs, and other components of your Kawasaki Teryx offroad vehicle. The video covers the installation process, including measuring engine squish clearance, loosening clamps on factory airbox couplers, and removing the factory airbox. The process involves venting vital systems into higher, safer locations and explaining sealing procedures to protect your engine, transmission, belt housing, and front differential.

The video also discusses the use of simple 1.5 inch holes drilled in the passenger side of the airbox lid. The intake is mounted using a 3 floor drain, then using 3 sewer pipe (Thin Wall) 11 long and a street 90 elbow. The CVT intake is also covered.

The video concludes by discussing the use of vent snorkels, intake snorkels, exhaust snorkels, and complete Kawasaki Teryx snorkel kits for a sealed-up and water-tight UTV ready for anything. Three snorkel risers raise your engine’s air intake to ensure nothing gets in while you’re getting wild. High-pressure coil hoses are punctured, and the airbox can be mounted to the vehicle by reusing the factory hardware from step one.

The video concludes by recommending that those who have purchased the Snorkel kit PN. 883-311 do not proceed to step two. The high-quality snorkel kit or Snorkit for 2008 Kawasaki Teryx 750 includes an air box, fuel tank, and electrical wiring harness.