Howdy ya'll!!
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Well, after being "out of touch" with the internet world for awhile, I am back and am glad to see the off-road forums up and runnin!! So, now it is time to take the "mall rated" EXT to new height's as a "trail rated" weiner dog!!
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Hiya! Welcome to the land of better smilies, looser dirty-word filters, and a shared annoyance with clueless noobs who refuse to research before posting idiot questions. Now go out and do the wiener dogs proud!
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Hello cowboy63645 
Rock sliders
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Welcome to the dirrty side of things
Gettin' Dirrty in Jersey
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Howdy Dachsund! I agree with the rock sliders suggestion.
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rock sliders are on my mile long list of mods, along with a bodylift, wheel spacers, tires, a G80, and a light bar for the roof and custom front and rear bumpers.
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Welcome Yall
they've always worked for me.
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Welcome! The off-roading weiner dog population seems to be growing...
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cowboy63645 wrote:rock sliders are on my mile long list of mods, along with a bodylift, wheel spacers, tires, a G80, and a light bar for the roof and custom front and rear bumpers.
Oh, thats all you plan on doing?
Good luck! I cant wait to see this build.
Gettin' Dirrty in Jersey
2003 GMC Sierra z71
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2003 GMC Sierra z71
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What about a snorkel? Weirner dogs have to be able to breath while submarining!
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If a snorkel was a feasable mod, then yes..until then I will just tape a bunch of straws together and hope for the best
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cowboy63645 wrote:If a snorkel was a feasable mod, then yes..until then I will just tape a bunch of straws together and hope for the best
Dang.
You stole my idea and went public with it.they've always worked for me.
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cowboy63645 wrote:If a snorkel was a feasable mod, then yes
Welcome!!!
I heard there was a member working on this, even has a snorkel installed on his truck, just never finished hooking it up! F'er better hurry up with it
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LOL there is a long list of mods, and I have thought MANY times about a snorkel!! Who is it that is doing the snorkel on there TB? I would like to look into some more info on it and see which one they used.
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HARDTRAILZ wrote:cowboy63645 wrote:If a snorkel was a feasable mod, then yes..until then I will just tape a bunch of straws together and hope for the best
Dang.
What can I say?! You cant keep ALL the good idea's to yourself!
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cowboy63645 wrote:LOL there is a long list of mods, and I have thought MANY times about a snorkel!! Who is it that is doing the snorkel on there TB? I would like to look into some more info on it and see which one they used.
It would be Me
.. There is a bit of info about it on the OS in a very Long thread. I have been meaning to start another here, but would like to get it completed first. I used a snorkel from a 96-02 4Runner, had to do a bit of modification to make it fit our body lines, next step is to get an air box like the one Jame's found for me (on the OS thread) and build a new washer fluid container...-
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I just got done reading all 19 pages of that thread lol. It does fit the body line quite well! Once you get it all hooked up and see how it performs, I will be that much closer to cutting a 3" hole in my front fender!! 
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