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Question for KEP (re: Syncro Install)


Warren Chapman
 

QUESTION+++ Do you have Syncro specific air intake plumbing?? (If
so I don't have it in the kit I received.)

I understand that you have sold quite a few kits to Syncro owners.
The Syncro has special air-intake plumbing which is designed to allow
the Syncro to go through high water without sucking water into the
air intake. Outboard of the Vanagon air filter the air intake has a
special dust trap and then connects with another plastic pipe which
extends vertically inside the body panel to draw air from the vent
behind the last window. All of this plumbing is on the passenger side
of the vehicle. Your standard kit shows all of the intake plumbing,
including your special piping, air cleaner and intake silencer unit
on the drivers side of the engine bay.

Maybe I haven't read everything thoroughly, (haven't gotten past
wiring HELL yet) but I haven't seen any specific instructions for
Syncro's regarding this special air intake plumbing.

ALL YOU SYNCRO CONVERTERS PLEASE CHIME IN WITH YOUR EXPERIENCE.

Warren C.
'90 Syncro Westy


KEP
 

The Vanagon filter and intake is so restrictive that I decided it was better
to use the Subaru intake duct with our filter. Some customers have used the
Subaru filter box but it is not an intake silencer like our filter.

The length of the engine control wires dictated that the passenger side be
used for wires. The Subaru air duct dictated that the filter belonged on
the driver side. You are welcome to change these things.

Hobert Kennedy
Kennedy Engineered Products
38830 17th St. East
Palmdale, CA 93550

(661) 272-1147

----- Original Message -----
From: Warren Chapman <tallsound@...>
To: <subaruvanagon@...>
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 5:24 PM
Subject: [subaruvanagon] Question for KEP (re: Syncro Install)


QUESTION+++ Do you have Syncro specific air intake plumbing?? (If
so I don't have it in the kit I received.)

I understand that you have sold quite a few kits to Syncro owners.
The Syncro has special air-intake plumbing which is designed to allow
the Syncro to go through high water without sucking water into the
air intake. Outboard of the Vanagon air filter the air intake has a
special dust trap and then connects with another plastic pipe which
extends vertically inside the body panel to draw air from the vent
behind the last window. All of this plumbing is on the passenger side
of the vehicle. Your standard kit shows all of the intake plumbing,
including your special piping, air cleaner and intake silencer unit
on the drivers side of the engine bay.

Maybe I haven't read everything thoroughly, (haven't gotten past
wiring HELL yet) but I haven't seen any specific instructions for
Syncro's regarding this special air intake plumbing.

ALL YOU SYNCRO CONVERTERS PLEASE CHIME IN WITH YOUR EXPERIENCE.

Warren C.
'90 Syncro Westy


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Warren Chapman
 

ANY MEMBERS CONVERTED SYNCRO'S YET??

If so, what did you do with the intake plumbing?? Modify for the
Syncro or use Kennedy's setup as-is.?

Warren Chapman
San Francisco Bay Areaj
'90 Syncro Westy

--- In subaruvanagon@..., "KEP" <kennedy@h...> wrote:
The Vanagon filter and intake is so restrictive that I decided it
was better
to use the Subaru intake duct with our filter. Some customers have
used the
Subaru filter box but it is not an intake silencer like our filter.

The length of the engine control wires dictated that the passenger
side be
used for wires. The Subaru air duct dictated that the filter
belonged on
the driver side. You are welcome to change these things.

Hobert Kennedy
Kennedy Engineered Products
38830 17th St. East
Palmdale, CA 93550

(661) 272-1147


Tom Myers
 

ANY MEMBERS CONVERTED SYNCRO'S YET??

If so, what did you do with the intake plumbing?? Modify for the
Syncro or use Kennedy's setup as-is.?

Warren Chapman
San Francisco Bay Areaj
'90 Syncro Westy
My advice would be:

If you never drive in deep water, the snorkel sure sounds like it's more trouble than its worth.

I wish I had a Syncro Westy, and if I did, I would then wish I actually went places where I needed the snorkel!

Tom
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