need help with installing turbo on b18b
11-15-2005, 04:19 PM
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need help with installing turbo on b18b
hey everyone i know this have been covered many times here.
well the oil line that is connected to the turbo suppose to connect somewhere in the back of the block can someone tell me where its suppose to go? picture anyone? help is really appreciated
well the oil line that is connected to the turbo suppose to connect somewhere in the back of the block can someone tell me where its suppose to go? picture anyone? help is really appreciated
11-15-2005, 04:43 PM
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Re: need help with installing turbo on b18b (trus01d1er)
to the oil pressure sensor, its about 4 inches to the top left of the oil filter if you are looking from the back
11-15-2005, 05:01 PM
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from c-speedracing...its not a b18b block, ....wait it is a b18b block, this is a ls/vtec build. Either way they are in the same area though.
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11-16-2005, 11:49 AM
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Re: (NCchris)
dude the pic is exact. where the braided hose comes out the back of the block is where this
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!!!!! dont tighten it too much, it will break off in the block. i think its like 12 or 13 ft/lbs. stick to it
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!!!!! dont tighten it too much, it will break off in the block. i think its like 12 or 13 ft/lbs. stick to it
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11-16-2005, 12:50 PM
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sorry bro, but if you need a better picture, or even a picture at all, you probably should not be installing performance parts on a vehicle.
that looks to be a b18b.... see the pr4 on the block.
sorry bro, but if you need a better picture, or even a picture at all, you probably should not be installing performance parts on a vehicle.
that looks to be a b18b.... see the pr4 on the block.
11-16-2005, 04:51 PM
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thanks guys.....the guy who is installing it for know where its goes now. which i didnt know before because i didnt know how my oil line look like. i know theres different kind of oil line thats why i ask to specify everything but overall the info on here is really good and appreciated thanks alot for everything just what i needed
11-16-2005, 06:36 PM
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Re: (trus01d1er)
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yeah watever...i was in a rush bro
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yeah watever...i was in a rush bro
11-19-2005, 08:59 PM
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that thing that blackcivic44 posted. It screws onto where your oil filrer goes, then you screw your oil filter onto the oil filter sandwich plate. The plat has holes on the side to screw your oil fittings/oil lines to.
Greddy sandwich plate, has metric port holes
Golden Eagle sandwich plate, which is a better choice IMO cause it has NPT ports
that thing that blackcivic44 posted. It screws onto where your oil filrer goes, then you screw your oil filter onto the oil filter sandwich plate. The plat has holes on the side to screw your oil fittings/oil lines to.
Greddy sandwich plate, has metric port holes
Golden Eagle sandwich plate, which is a better choice IMO cause it has NPT ports
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