AEV RAM SNORKEL SYSTEM for 5th Gen 2019 Ram 1500

[viathanmk112]

Does anyone know if the AEV Snorkel fits the new gen Ram 1500?

AEV Raised Air Intake Snorkel Kit - RAM 1500/2500/3500

Discover our raised air intake snorkel kit for Ram 1500/2500/3500, enhancing performance and style. Upgrade your vehicle with AEV's premium-quality system.

www.aev-conversions.com

 

[DAWNHAMMER]

Sorry to necro this thread. But I've reached out to AEV and they have confirmed that none of their last generation stuff works with the 5th gen rams. But he said that expect an announcement on new products later this year for 5th gens. Which I am excited for.

 

[tdager]

Given how electronically driven so much of the new-gen RAM is, I shudder and intentionally putting the undercarriage completely underwater.

The electrical gremlins after such a bath are mind boggling if anything is not 100% water tight.

 

[Kxlexus]

What would be the purpose of this? Is anybody really going to take their truck into water so deep you would need such a thing? I can’t imagine subjecting my new Longhorn to that. I don’t think it looks good either but to each their own

 

[cwford]

Snorkels are generally used to keep the intake up out of the dust than to keep water from getting in... IMO

 

[viathanmk112]

I live in AZ and we have a lot of dust and dirt, especially when going off road. This is more for keeping the air intake clean with a pre filter, not for going under a large amount of water.

 

[My1stHemi]

Still no updates from AEV on DT parts. I would love some of their wheels for my rig.

 

[Kiwisteve]

Just got off the phone with them about Gen 5 1500 parts and was told “they’re getting out of that segment” so don’t expect any new parts from AEV for the Gen 5 1500s...just what I was told anyways

 

[My1stHemi]

Just got off the phone with them about Gen 5 1500 parts and was told “they’re getting out of that segment” so don’t expect any new parts from AEV for the Gen 5 1500s...just what I was told anyways

That's unfortunate news.

 

[rpmiller02]

What would be the purpose of this? Is anybody really going to take their truck into water so deep you would need such a thing? I can’t imagine subjecting my new Longhorn to that. I don’t think it looks good either but to each their own

There is this one hole where lots of water flows up and over the hood b4 the truck levels out. The air intake is still under water even after it levels out... So, knock on wood that my truck has not flooded out with the intake still being in the grill. I'd like to keep her running for several thousand miles b4 replacing crap. So, a snorkel would be proactive.