$115 for a nice oil Return line?
03-09-2003, 10:17 PM
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$115 for a nice oil Return line?
WTF?
I didn't expect to pay this much. I was going to order one tomorrow. But there is no way I'm spending $115. If I can't do it for $50-60. Then I'll use the cheap one that came with my Rev Hard kit.
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Aluminum return flange found at turbocharged.com p/n is 20259.
-10AN flange side male to hose -- 824510
(2 ft needed) -10AN hose -- 400100
-10AN 45 to pan fitting -- 804610
-10AN union for tapping pan -- 981510
-10AN bluhead nut for union in pan -- 992410
Stratoseal for union (package includes 2) -- 178014
20259..............$13.00
824510............$36.88
400100............$20.20
804610............$28.71
981510............$5.98
992410............$2.33
178014............$8.10
It can't be done any cheaper?
Who sells Nice Oil return lines on here for Precision turbos?
Thanks
I didn't expect to pay this much. I was going to order one tomorrow. But there is no way I'm spending $115. If I can't do it for $50-60. Then I'll use the cheap one that came with my Rev Hard kit.
Return:
Aluminum return flange found at turbocharged.com p/n is 20259.
-10AN flange side male to hose -- 824510
(2 ft needed) -10AN hose -- 400100
-10AN 45 to pan fitting -- 804610
-10AN union for tapping pan -- 981510
-10AN bluhead nut for union in pan -- 992410
Stratoseal for union (package includes 2) -- 178014
20259..............$13.00
824510............$36.88
400100............$20.20
804610............$28.71
981510............$5.98
992410............$2.33
178014............$8.10
It can't be done any cheaper?
Who sells Nice Oil return lines on here for Precision turbos?
Thanks
03-10-2003, 04:51 AM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (T3)
03-10-2003, 05:15 AM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (Tony Starks)
Mine was $98 I got them at a local speedshop so there was markup and tax im sure they can be had better over the internet at like JEGS or Summit.
BTW if any one needs a -10AN 45 degree swivel hose end I have one extra. Its used and ill sell it for $15.
BTW if any one needs a -10AN 45 degree swivel hose end I have one extra. Its used and ill sell it for $15.
03-10-2003, 06:32 AM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (BVM)
Thats way to much, I go to this local shop, they sell oil line it steel braded inside with thick *** rubber inside and out, it cost like 15 dollars for like 5-6 feet. Its the better than ss, if you would like give me your email and I can send you some pictures. Total my oil piping cost me 30 something. Another guy used it and it touched his manifold for almost a week and still didn't burn though.
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (RyanAutry)
yeah...thats about right. At least its one of those things that you will know will be good and never have to mess with later on down the road...
03-11-2003, 03:24 PM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (twkdCD595)
TK028 (http://www.jgstools.com/turbo/t3t4oil.html)
T3 & T04 Outlet- 1/2" NPT
$11.99
EAR-981610
-10 AN to 1/2 in. NPT blue, straight, male pipe thread to AN adapter ...
$4.50
AER-FCA1003
-10 AN, 3 ft., braided stainless steel hose ...
$19.95
(2) EAR-300110
-10 AN straight, blue and red anodized Auto-Fit hose end ...
$8.50
EAR-967110
-10 AN, male, steel, natural finish, weld fitting ...
$7.69
All Part numbers are from summit except the turbo oil outlet.
If you want 45º ends on the hose replace EAR-300110 with these
(2) EAR-304610
-10 AN 45 degree bent tube, blue and red anodized Auto-Fit hose end, for dry sump, remote oil filter line appl...
$18.50
03-11-2003, 03:29 PM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (RyanAutry)
Nice post, Ryan. Do you really need 3 ft of return line though? It looks like it can be done with 2 easily in most cases.
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03-11-2003, 03:37 PM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (Sonny)
Nice post, Ryan. Do you really need 3 ft of return line though? It looks like it can be done with 2 easily in most cases.
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But you can do this I guess?
$61 w/Straight Hose Ends
$81 w/45º bends on end of hose
$102 ($51 each) for 2 oil return line kits w/ straight hose ends.
$142 ($71 each) for 2 oil return line kits w/45º bends on end of hose
note: you can 1/2 the 3 feet of hose. That leaves 18" per return line.
03-11-2003, 03:38 PM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (Sonny)
DUDE.
i spent over $300 canadian on my stuff. (so thats like$1 us
)
its expensive, but to me its not too bad. i dont know why.
anyways......I HOPE STAINLESS lines DIE cause my fingers hurt..
holy **** is it IMPOSSIBLE to do the feed line.
the return was easy but the feed....no way im getting the fitting around the stainless. i dont knw what to do.
but anyways.
just pay it you cheap ***
i spent over $300 canadian on my stuff. (so thats like$1 us
)its expensive, but to me its not too bad. i dont know why.
anyways......I HOPE STAINLESS lines DIE cause my fingers hurt..
holy **** is it IMPOSSIBLE to do the feed line.
the return was easy but the feed....no way im getting the fitting around the stainless. i dont knw what to do.
but anyways.
just pay it you cheap ***
03-11-2003, 03:39 PM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (ASHY-ELBOW)
have flamenco hook you up i ordered my feed kit from him
I'm just doing a little research. Weighing my options.
Cheaper is always better in "My" case.
03-11-2003, 03:40 PM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (SiRkid)
DUDE.
i spent over $300 canadian on my stuff. (so thats like$1 us )
i spent over $300 canadian on my stuff. (so thats like$1 us
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just pay it you cheap ***
03-11-2003, 03:52 PM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (RyanAutry)
$115 is way too much. Just look in the phonebook under 'Hose and Fittings" and find an Aeroquip dealer. The 45º fittings were pretty expensize ($20) but, the straight was less than ten and I got about a foot of hose from them for free, since it was scrap from a larger project.
03-11-2003, 03:58 PM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (ion_four)
$115 is way too much. Just look in the phonebook under 'Hose and Fittings" and find an Aeroquip dealer. The 45º fittings were pretty expensize ($20) but, the straight was less than ten and I got about a foot of hose from them for free, since it was scrap from a larger project.
I have Aeroguip's hose on my list though.
Thanks for helping out though.
03-11-2003, 04:30 PM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (RyanAutry)
earl is usually cheaper than aeroquip or goodridge ( most expensive). I used goodridge fitting on my kits. but they're all works fine...
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03-11-2003, 05:33 PM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (Flamenco-T)
i only spent $50 on my return line...earls fittings and line. Brother bought the line and gave some to me
03-11-2003, 05:57 PM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (RyanAutry)
Ryan honestly it is worth every penny to have a bullet proof oil return line. I have seen the crappy stock revhards melt open cause of the downpipe. Most of them leak too. I bit the bullet and did it with SS line and earls fittings it was hard to spend the extra money but it was well worth it in the long run.
03-11-2003, 06:27 PM
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (DIRep)
Ryan honestly it is worth every penny to have a bullet proof oil return line. I have seen the crappy stock revhards melt open cause of the downpipe. Most of them leak too. I bit the bullet and did it with SS line and earls fittings it was hard to spend the extra money but it was well worth it in the long run.
I think I'm going to go this route.
$142 ($71 each) for 2 oil return line kits w/45º bends on each end of the hose.
it's only $75 shipped and I get the 45º bends.
My best friend just bought a 2C kit. He also needs on. So it will work out.
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Re: $115 for a nice oil Return line? (DIRep)
how the hell did you get your feed fitting onto the line...
i wrap with tape (tightly..duct tape) and it would still flare once i took the tape off..no way in hell im getting my fitting around the steel line...now i can just push it around the rubber and the steel with spread a bit..would look ghetto but i think it will work.ive tried so hard and i just cant get it aorund the steel.
i wrap with tape (tightly..duct tape) and it would still flare once i took the tape off..no way in hell im getting my fitting around the steel line...now i can just push it around the rubber and the steel with spread a bit..would look ghetto but i think it will work.ive tried so hard and i just cant get it aorund the steel.
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