Turbo Oil Hardline Fitting
05-09-12, 09:50 PM
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Turbo Oil Hardline Fitting
Can anyone ID the turbo oil hardline fitting? It isn't NPT and doesn't appear to be a flare type thread.
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Yes, it is certainly the the oil feed hardline. I'm trying to figure out what kind of thread is on it, no luck at the hardware store finding a mating fitting threadwise.
What does the male side look like? I'm assuming the sealing surface is the conical edge on the interior of the fitting.
I would weld to the pipe but I'm not sure what kind of metal it is, maybe a stainless. It is ferrous but doesn't rust.
What does the male side look like? I'm assuming the sealing surface is the conical edge on the interior of the fitting.
I would weld to the pipe but I'm not sure what kind of metal it is, maybe a stainless. It is ferrous but doesn't rust.
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