Not sure for the purpose of this video except to see some dudes ass working on a Jeep !! Absolutely worthless !! WTf !!

It wasn’t that easy, it took about 6 hr, To install all 4, but I like the way it looks.

An installation video in which no part of the installation is shown.

Where can I find out 15 size of wheels? Thank you

My question is will it fit my 2012 3.6 dodge caravan? Pretty shure same engine.

it works for a 2001 xj ?

What would be the first steps I should look into to being able to work in a shop like this installing aftermarket parts etc.?

How many more Hostpower ?

fire whoever installed those diff covers. Gonna destroy bearings from the amount of rtv on that shit

Is it paintable to match the body ?? Plastic or metal?

blah, blah, blah....what do they do in the dark?

Yeah nice video, but can anyone tell me what a "D-clamp is?" Those big honkin' metal things are called 3/4" Bow or Anchor Shackles! Anchor shackle - Bow shackles and anchor shackles are terms that are often used interchangeably, as both names refer to a shackle with a larger, rounded “O” shape look. However, a bow shackle typically has a larger, more defined bow area than an anchor shackle. The rounded design of anchor shackles and bow shackles allow them to take loads from many directions without developing significant side load. This is what we use for winching! Chain shackle - Chain shackles are also known as D-shackles. Both refer to the “D” shape design. A d-shackle is narrower than a bow or anchor shackle and generally have a threaded pin or pin close. The smaller loop is designed to take high loads primarily in line. Side and racking loads may twist or bend a D or chain shackle. Nope, not a 'D-clamp either! Also, each shackle is stamped or embossed on the side of it, with its Safe Working Load Limit. If you come across one that does not have this information on it, Do Not Use Use It! It most likely is substandard or a knockoff and has not certification it have been tested. Please take the time to learn the equipment before you get in front of a camera and make yourself look foolish.

Werw you able to use the factory air box? It see a air raid piece in there. I have the Rigged Ridge Snorkel.

Has any one tried installing this kit on a Wrangler TJ?

Nice didn’t think the light would fit

Ditch all the hose clamps and use Breeze style only.

I feel like once you install these its like saying "I will never actually take my Jeep off road."

You could go in to detail and show what you are doing and what you are wiring to. I can go to pep boys to watch a fat guy work on a car and a kid try to sell me something.

what do you do with the white wire?! help me because I'm lost do you tie it into something or does it attach nicely within the vehicle somewhere

Thanks for posting!

What if you have your doors off?

I installed this kit on a 15' wrangler, so awesome, you have to follow the instructions, but everything fell in perfectly, no mods to any new hardware! I have been a tech for 25 years and this kit blew me away!! I'll install anything from Edelbrock!!!

Can you kids do an install video on this snorkel?

What antenna is that shown on the jeep that bends around the snorkel?

Will this snorkel kit hook up to any cold air intake upgrade? Does it just hook up to just stock, or can it run with rugged ridge's CAI , K&N, Volant, Air raid cold air intakes?

it helps if you can show the finish product...thanks...

Could it fit to Cherokee xj?

They guy picking his nose at 1:39. Great video though!

how much for both bumpers?

I like her

can you pls give me the name of the antenna on the jk

Where's part 14?

what does it cost to install?

Was there an increase or decrease in MPG?

Goat sex???

I have read a couple issues regarding incorrectly pre-cut hoses and the pre-made wiring harness didn't match 100%. Did you have this issue, or has it been corrected since the release of this kit? Thanks in advance!

Why wouldn't it fit a two-door?

any horse power numbers?

Would be nice to hear that power band sound. :D