Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I'm really happy with how these turned out. They look great and work amazing and best of all they are extremely inexpensive. I think a lot of people use a Dremel to cut out some of the solid parts on the far right and left sides of the grille so you can see all of the snorkels. This is something I need to look into doing soon. This seems to mostly apply to the 3D printed snorkels.
Be sure to print the snorkels in PETG or with a filament that can handle higher/lower temps. DO NOT USE PLA!!
How to remove front bumper video
youtube.com/watch?v=as-MQv04tps
List of items needed for the LED's.
-SP110E Bluetooth LED Controller $9
amzn.to/4uZ3oxM
-DC 12V WS2811 8x16mm Neon strip Addressable RGB Strip Light
(You'll need x2 of these 1m strips, one for each snorkel) $25
ebay.com/itm/266947758348?var=566686035996
-RECOIL FTK12 12 Pack 12V Car Add-a-Circuit Fuse Tap Adapter $12
ebay.com/itm/236439802707
If you need wire for the power and signal in the engine bay I used this. $9
amzn.to/4bNXIzc
I forgot to mention in the video to use some automotive exterior double sided tape hold the LED's in place within the LED inlay on the snorkels. You could also use glue I suppose.
3D PRINT FILE LINKS
Intake snorkel base - thingiverse.com/thing:4935088
LED Inlay - thingiverse.com/thing:6543852
Disclosure **Any listed purchase links may be affiliate links which I get a very small cut to help support the channel and get more r/c products to review. There is no extra cost to you if you choose to purchase via affiliate links**
Do you have an R/C or Tech product you'd like reviewed? If so email me at rdevall71@gmail.com
If you found this video helpful please consider buying me a coffee
buymeacoffee.com/rdevall71h
I'm really happy with how these turned out. They look great and work amazing and best of all they are extremely inexpensive. I think a lot of people use a Dremel to cut out some of the solid parts on the far right and left sides of the grille so you can see all of the snorkels. This is something I need to look into doing soon. This seems to mostly apply to the 3D printed snorkels.
Be sure to print the snorkels in PETG or with a filament that can handle higher/lower temps. DO NOT USE PLA!!
How to remove front bumper video
youtube.com/watch?v=as-MQv04tps
List of items needed for the LED's.
-SP110E Bluetooth LED Controller $9
amzn.to/4uZ3oxM
-DC 12V WS2811 8x16mm Neon strip Addressable RGB Strip Light
(You'll need x2 of these 1m strips, one for each snorkel) $25
ebay.com/itm/266947758348?var=566686035996
-RECOIL FTK12 12 Pack 12V Car Add-a-Circuit Fuse Tap Adapter $12
ebay.com/itm/236439802707
If you need wire for the power and signal in the engine bay I used this. $9
amzn.to/4bNXIzc
I forgot to mention in the video to use some automotive exterior double sided tape hold the LED's in place within the LED inlay on the snorkels. You could also use glue I suppose.
3D PRINT FILE LINKS
Intake snorkel base - thingiverse.com/thing:4935088
LED Inlay - thingiverse.com/thing:6543852
Disclosure **Any listed purchase links may be affiliate links which I get a very small cut to help support the channel and get more r/c products to review. There is no extra cost to you if you choose to purchase via affiliate links**
Do you have an R/C or Tech product you'd like reviewed? If so email me at rdevall71@gmail.com
If you found this video helpful please consider buying me a coffee
buymeacoffee.com/rdevall71h
