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Old 01-01-2003, 04:47 AM
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I have a greddy kit (not installed) and wondering instead of drilling in my pan could I just use the pan instead or do I have to change my fittings?
 
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Old 01-01-2003, 05:10 AM
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Moroso = $$$$ a lot of it...just get another OEM pan and make the return fitting yourseld...save lots of cash
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I have one and looks nice. It has 2 fittings for oil line.
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I have one and looks nice. It has 2 fittings for oil line.
actually, you can use the other fitting for your oil temp and the other for the oil drain.
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I have one and looks nice. It has 2 fittings for oil line.
its not for 2 oil lines, its for a guage such as oil pressure or temp.
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Whats the size fitting? Oh and where could I get earl fittings?
 
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I don't think you can use the other line for pressure. Maybe for temp, yes I agree.
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I have one and looks nice. It has 2 fittings for oil line.

its not for 2 oil lines, its for a guage such as oil pressure or temp.
Is there an echo in here? BTW how are you supposed to measure oil pressure in the pan?


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The upper fitting is for a Oil Return Line from a Turbo...the lower one on the same side is for a Oil Temp. Gage if you want to run one. The drain plug is on the other side from the two fittings.
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