Bailhatch

So i have a new greddy oil filter adapter plate that I want to use for an oil pressure guage and my feed for the turbo. I tried a couple different 1/8" NPT fittings and they only go in one turn. Anyone know off hand what fitting I need? hopefully it's something I can get with a -3AN on the other end. Thanks in advance

Flamenco-T

it may be 1/8" BSPT...if it only goes to one turn, then it is usually a bsp thread

stan

Bailhatch

sweet, your the man stan! So now just tell me you have a 1/8" BSP to -3AN adaptor ready to ship. maybe a 45 degree or a 90 if ya got em. Are BSP tapered?

Flamenco-T

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bailhatch &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">sweet, your the man stan! So now just tell me you have a 1/8" BSP to -3AN adaptor ready to ship. maybe a 45 degree or a 90 if ya got em. Are BSP tapered?</TD></TR></TABLE>

BSPT aren't tapered. I do have the 1/8" BSP male to -3AN male. Straight and 90 Deg.

stan

Bailhatch

Bump for Stans FAST service. He tracked down a hard to find flange this morning and the fitting i needed for my oil plate. All in less than a day. Thanks Stan

monicle

1/8 PT thats the thread you need.just get a 1/8 PT to 1/8 NPT adapter. I have the greddy oil filter relocation kit and its exactly the same.

Bailhatch

it on the car now and it was 1/8"BSPT not PT.

monicle

bspt and pt are the exact same thing its just called bspt here and pt in japan

Bailhatch

Oh, how confusing. I see they are called ZG as well as BSPT or PT. They should just call it one of them.

ion_four

(just found this thread searching for some other info) Thought I should share that Flamenco-T is actually incorrect, BSPT IS tapered, hence that is what the T stands for.

Flamenco-T

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ion_four &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">(just found this thread searching for some other info) Thought I should share that Flamenco-T is actually incorrect, BSPT IS tapered, hence that is what the T stands for. </TD></TR></TABLE>

I made a typing mistake. you are correct...

BSPP is british parallel - non tapered
BSPT is british taperes - tapered.

The actual thread is BSPP or BSP (same thing). I did gave him the non tapered version, BSPP

stan

Bailhatch

yup, he did give me the BSPP.

now i have traction problems again

Flamenco-T

hahah, the thing I caused to people lol

stan