DEVIN22CBR

Which ones do I need to pick up ? 1/8NPT and what else ? I ts been awhile and i cant seem to find it in the search. Thans

Arturbo

Plan on using a garden hose for the return line too?

genop

go ahead and do this right the first time. Trust me, I did the same thing trying to save a couple of bucks but it really does end up costing more in the long run. just my .02 take it or leave it.

PrecisionH23a

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People like you contribute nothing to the forum with your smart-*** remarks. Any idiot knows to use a PVC pipe for the return line. duh.

DEVIN22CBR

No .. But thanks for the helps.

PrecisionH23a

Here is your help.

For your feed line you want around a -4 line, which is 1/4" not 1/8"

You will need a type of line that can withstand the heat of the oil as well as be designed to work with oil. Most of the braided lines at home depot are for water. Just fork out the extra bucks for REAL SS lines.

Are you sponsored by The Home Depot by any chance?

int3gra

http://www.fast-turbo.com/

DEVIN22CBR

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PrecisionH23a &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Here is your help.

For your feed line you want around a -4 line, which is 1/4" not 1/8"

You will need a type of line that can withstand the heat of the oil as well as be designed to work with oil. Most of the braided lines at home depot are for water. Just fork out the extra bucks for REAL SS lines.

Are you sponsored by The Home Depot by any chance?</TD></TR></TABLE>

I have REAL SS lines I just need the fittings for the back wher ethe oil sender etc is ..

b18bturbo

get the bspt to npt adapter from stan aka flamenco-t here


just do it right the frist time. everything else then you can use the NPT fittings from home depot but atleast get the BSPT-NPT adapter

Johnyquest

I bought a 1/8th npt tee and a 1/8th npt nipple to screw into the block. teflon everything. When you screw the 1/8th npt nipple into the back of the block, it will be a tight fit, so just don't go nuts with the tightness. Again, 15k miles and i'm still going strong. I used a -3an feed line, along with a big brass return fitting. It's all about how skilled you are with being ghetto. There is ghetto-bad, and then ghetto-good... I just happen to be ghetto-good.

Good luck!

JurakS

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=756663

b18b1hmtlove

if you are going to do everything at home depot, buy their conduit and a lil hand bender and do your return and feed line out of hard lines, that would be very impressive.

sporkcrx

I was going to help but I have no love for scammers

JurakS

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PWNED!!!