I have never heard of that type of fan. anyway, here are some pics of my set up.
After some work and some figuring, and some borrowing of ideas from other systems, here it is. my home made snorkel system!
piece breakdown. costs will vary.
1 small can "Rain N Shine" PVC Glue. (its got the light blue label on it)
10' length of 2" B;lack ABS pipe
1 90 degree 3" ABS Elbow
1 5' length of 3" ABS (cause nobody would sell me just 1' of the stuff!)
1 3" ABS to 2" ABS reducer
1 Stainless Steel Paint can with Lid
1 K&N Filter cone (dont remember he number. it was one i was previously using for a cold air intake and it happened to fit in the can.)
2 each 2" ABS connectors with nuts
1 Tube RTV Black Silicone
Misc 2" 90 degree, 45 degree, and 20 degree elbows. Will vary depending on how you decide to run your pipe.
2 each spring clips (will add two more eventually)
Some big *** zip ties
Here is the head piece. I found this drain thing at home depot in the ABS aisle and made it work. by finding a piece of ABS it would sort of fit into. Then I glued it in with Rain N Shine PVC gue and silicone. the electrical tape around it is just for good measure. I also put some gutter gaurd inside so smaller debrs wont get in. then i glued the 3" 90 degree elbow to a 4" long piece of 3" ABS, then glued on the converter, then the main pipe. (actually i dry fitted everything first and ran it where i wanted it. then when i was happy with it, i took it apart and glued everything piece by piece.)
Here is the main body section made of 2" ABS
a close up of the head piece. its a 3" ABS 90 degree elbow into a 3"-2" ABS converter.
here is where it goes into the engine bay. it enters just under the radiator overflow and windshield washer bottles. I used a 2" ABS union on the other side of th fender to press em together nice and tight, then used RTV around the hole on both sides.
and here is the air box. It is a stainless steel paint can that i found in the paint department at home depot. Then I found some latches and mounted them to the can with rivets. I cut a hole in the side for the 2" ABS input, then another in the top with another screw on 2" ABS piece. Then I sealed it all up with silicone. I found a K&N cone that fit and dropped it on in the can.
So far it has worked great and i think it looks pretty good. Have yet to water test her though.