6 year old install but I did watch you video to see how easy or difficult to install snorkle sense hummer no longer being made and arb dose not make this snorkle anymore, I bought a after market one easy to install no instructions comes with snorkle the only difficult part is install the part that gose to breather it dose not fit perfectly I had to use my Dremel tool to grind down se plastic and heat it up to soften the plastic a real pain in the ass I own a 09 h3t hummer truck I wasn't sure if I wanted to drill in to my A pillar but I did it anyway I'm happy I decided to go ahead and install snorkle I would have love to see how you mated the plastic to the breather I am sure you had issues to
Hi, from Tijuana Mex. Do you still have the H3t alpha with the super charger? nice truck. Can you upload a video of how does it runs? Very nice truck a unicorn ❤
Awesome video! Thanks brother. I’m about to do the install myself, but I was wondering if you could tell me what size bit you used to make the big hole for where the snorkel goes into the fender?
Ancient video but a supercharged 5.3? what mods do you have on your drivetrain? I'm in the middle of swapping a 6.2l and a 6l80e in, I heard some bad things about higher powers on the drivetrain so I was discouraged from throwing in a little bit more power
Honestly, not a whole lot of mods to the drivetrain. Since my truck is an Alpha it already had the the cast iron front diff with 4.10 gearing, I left the gearing alone thinking the 4.56's would just amplify the problem (but would be more suitable gearing with the 37's). I swapped out all the front diff bushings with polyurethane ones for less movement. I broke a bunch of aftermarket CV's so I went back to using OEM and haven't broken one since.
@@ministryofadventure Interesting, I plan on doing a 1" body lift and maybe a 1" suspension lift and will probably do a 1" diff drop while I'm at it, not sure what to do for the rear suspension lift the previous owner installed air bags. I plan on running around 450hp or so, I'm not sure how much power you make
Magnuson discontinued the kits for the H3 Alpha's quite a few years ago, however there was a guy who pieced one together from a Magnuson kit for a v8 Colorado kit, however, I am not sure if those are still being produced either.
It would be best to check with the company you order from. I cannot recall clearly if it's the 3.5L or the 3.7L model that is more difficult to fit due to a design change on the airbox. You can also search on hummer4x4offroad.com as I know this topic has been covered off there before
Somewhat long video. When it comes to DIY I appreciate these lengthy videos as they show everything one will run into. Surprised theres no finished product walk around.
Since you have an Alpha the kits offered will work with your airbox. The real problem is when you have an 3.5L 5 cylinder. The airbox inlet is different and some modification is required to make it work. hummer4x4offroad.com has some great posts about these issues if you would like to dive in deeper
Late to the party, but where did the hole come from in the engine compartment. All I see is you boring a hole into the fender, and removing the airbox.
Cameron Garcia from the factory the air box already pulls air through a hole in the fender, so no need to add any more holes then what shown. There is a connector that is square on one side of the connector and round on the other side and that is the piece that adapts the air box to fit the snorkel. Hope this helps!
I no longer have the paper template that came with the kit, and don’t have an easy way to measure the hole on the truck. I would suggest measuring the size of the snorkel part that passes through the fender and then a pick a hole saw that is slightly bigger, but make sure you do not go too big
Don Genio the snorkel isn’t just for preventing water intake , it’s main function is to get cleaner air to motor such as driving on a dusty road especially with using a prefilter . Look up the AEV snorkel made for the Colorado - they say the same thing
Thank you for making this video. I'm watching as many as I can because each person has there own technique and yours is very good and helpful.
Thanks for a wonderful video and great commentary! Will help with my install on H3T Adventure.
Best video yet alot of help my friend. Now i have some comfort when installing mines today
omar guzman Awesome! Glad it was useful!
6 year old install but I did watch you video to see how easy or difficult to install snorkle sense hummer no longer being made and arb dose not make this snorkle anymore, I bought a after market one easy to install no instructions comes with snorkle the only difficult part is install the part that gose to breather it dose not fit perfectly I had to use my Dremel tool to grind down se plastic and heat it up to soften the plastic a real pain in the ass I own a 09 h3t hummer truck I wasn't sure if I wanted to drill in to my A pillar but I did it anyway I'm happy I decided to go ahead and install snorkle I would have love to see how you mated the plastic to the breather I am sure you had issues to
Thank you for this, just installed mine using your guide.
Wissam Sabra awesome I am glad this could help!
great video man, this will help when I install mine.
the hardest part for me would be drilling into my 2010 h3t. only 48 made and I have a hard time changing anything on it. but I love the look
Hi, from Tijuana Mex.
Do you still have the H3t alpha with the super charger?
nice truck.
Can you upload a video of how does it runs?
Very nice truck a unicorn ❤
I sure do! I have been thinking of uploading some videos of the truck this fall, you may have just given me the push I needed!
Awesome video! Thanks brother. I’m about to do the install myself, but I was wondering if you could tell me what size bit you used to make the big hole for where the snorkel goes into the fender?
Great vid, really appreciate it
Ancient video but a supercharged 5.3? what mods do you have on your drivetrain? I'm in the middle of swapping a 6.2l and a 6l80e in, I heard some bad things about higher powers on the drivetrain so I was discouraged from throwing in a little bit more power
Honestly, not a whole lot of mods to the drivetrain. Since my truck is an Alpha it already had the the cast iron front diff with 4.10 gearing, I left the gearing alone thinking the 4.56's would just amplify the problem (but would be more suitable gearing with the 37's). I swapped out all the front diff bushings with polyurethane ones for less movement.
I broke a bunch of aftermarket CV's so I went back to using OEM and haven't broken one since.
@@ministryofadventure Interesting, I plan on doing a 1" body lift and maybe a 1" suspension lift and will probably do a 1" diff drop while I'm at it, not sure what to do for the rear suspension lift the previous owner installed air bags. I plan on running around 450hp or so, I'm not sure how much power you make
It would help if you would give important information, such as size of the drill bit used. The package bizarrely doesn't come with such information.
Very good video and very useful
brother I want to ask you do you have a video off insert supercharge on your Hummer H3
No video of the supercharger yet, what would you like to see?
Am I the only one that notice the supercharger. You know of a source for one?
Magnuson discontinued the kits for the H3 Alpha's quite a few years ago, however there was a guy who pieced one together from a Magnuson kit for a v8 Colorado kit, however, I am not sure if those are still being produced either.
I have the 2006 H3 with the 3.5. Will this lit work on my truck?
It would be best to check with the company you order from. I cannot recall clearly if it's the 3.5L or the 3.7L model that is more difficult to fit due to a design change on the airbox. You can also search on hummer4x4offroad.com as I know this topic has been covered off there before
Hi great video! Would you consider that wind noise went up? By alot? What about mpg? Did it change? I really like the look.
Somewhat long video. When it comes to DIY I appreciate these lengthy videos as they show everything one will run into. Surprised theres no finished product walk around.
Thanks for the feedback, your totally right I should have done a walk around! I will keep that in mind for the next video. Cheers!
I have an H3T alpha. Where did you find the snorkel? I can only find kits for the 5 cyl?
Since you have an Alpha the kits offered will work with your airbox. The real problem is when you have an 3.5L 5 cylinder. The airbox inlet is different and some modification is required to make it work. hummer4x4offroad.com has some great posts about these issues if you would like to dive in deeper
@@ministryofadventure so the kits are advertised for 5cyl but only fit v8?
Where do you get the antenna extender?
The antenna extender came with the kit. I am not sure if this is something that you could buy otherwise...
Which kit did you use?
This one is a knock off of the ARB kit. I mainly went this route to avoid the ARB logo on the side
@@ministryofadventure Do you have a link where you purchased the kit?
What supercharger did you install?
It's a Magnuson setup, they used to sell a complete kit to mount supercharger in a Alpha H3 or H3T
How are you install the wuinch
I used this: schwarttzy.com/product/h3-hummer-hidden-winch-mount/
Late to the party, but where did the hole come from in the engine compartment. All I see is you boring a hole into the fender, and removing the airbox.
Cameron Garcia from the factory the air box already pulls air through a hole in the fender, so no need to add any more holes then what shown. There is a connector that is square on one side of the connector and round on the other side and that is the piece that adapts the air box to fit the snorkel.
Hope this helps!
PLEASE SOMEONE TELL ME THE HOLE SAW SIZE!! LOL
I no longer have the paper template that came with the kit, and don’t have an easy way to measure the hole on the truck. I would suggest measuring the size of the snorkel part that passes through the fender and then a pick a hole saw that is slightly bigger, but make sure you do not go too big
I just looked up the instructions for the ARB Snorkel kit and it calls for a 98mm hole saw
Thank you so much
The question is why? The rest of the vehicle isn’t watertight unlike the Mercedes G-wagon.
Don Genio the snorkel isn’t just for preventing water intake , it’s main function is to get cleaner air to motor such as driving on a dusty road especially with using a prefilter . Look up the AEV snorkel made for the Colorado - they say the same thing