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perfect_circle 03-28-06 06:31 PM

turbo oil question.
 
i was wondering what all you turbo guys have done as far as an oil return line. i know it needs to be about -10 or -12 AN and i plan on tapping it into the front cover. but how did you attach the return to the turbo.. can i use the stock stainless line, and some sort of flange?? how would i go from a flange to a SS line...my feed lineis a ss line braised(sp?) to the hardline with the flange. but theres no way in hell i could do that.

so heres what i want to do, i want a ss line to go to the front cover, but i dont know how i would attach it to the flanged part that connets to the turbo.

thanks,
rotaryshack giveaway winner.

Sudox_E 03-28-06 06:38 PM

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/430482/4

that's how I tackled the problem.

inuissus_cendi 03-28-06 07:39 PM


Originally Posted by perfect_circle
thanks,
rotaryshack giveaway winner.


Congratulations. What did you win?

z-beater 03-28-06 10:19 PM

Mine will not apply to you since I just tapped the rear oil drain on the REW engine.

I talked to a few people about this before I decided on going with a REW though. The part of the front cover can be drilled through. Then get a bulk head fitting and slip it though the front cover. Make sure that there are 2 washers on either side of the bulk head fitting so that the oil will not leak. Then install oil pan and you are good to go.

Hope this helps...

trochoid 03-28-06 10:28 PM

I tapped the front for a 1/2" NPT barbed fitting. If you can find a steel barb, preferably 90/120*, you can weld it to the oem flange, after you remove the braided line. That's my tightass, creative way. Another option is to have a thicker flange made for the turbo and tap it for NPT or AN fittings.

inuissus_cendi 03-28-06 10:56 PM

How about Rotary Shack's turbo drain flange's? I dont have any experience with it but this looks like what you're talking about. http://www.rotaryshack.com/Products/...sp?intView=100

trochoid 03-28-06 11:01 PM

That works. Nice find.

perfect_circle 04-02-06 01:33 AM

i just want to let you all now how appreciativbe i am, and how much i love this place... thanks a bunch guys.


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