i saw a thread on this a couple of days ago now i cant find it i dearched and searched...how do i do this?

 

1 Drill hole in front oil pan
2 Weld in steel coupling
3 install an fitting & connect return line

 

i know that but in what position though...does it matter...angle height...does it have to be exact?

 

Try to keep the return line as short and straight as possible. If you can, try not to have any up-curves in the line.

 

you want it to be as straight down as possible and also as high on the oil pan as possible but try to put it in between the bolts.

 

ok thanks...so your saying as high as i can without hitting the curves on the other side...if so thanks and will start tappin

 

the curves on the other side? you mean the part where it gets shallow? try to tap over the part where its deep

 

JB Weld it. It works fine. Also make sure its as straight from the turbo oil drain as possible. Kinks suck, I had to get a 90 bend for my setup

 

When installing Cyphears turbo, we had many issues using jb weld. We did everything correctly, including grinding down to bare metal to better adhere to the oil pan. However, the first time it fell off. The second time it leaked. And the third time it leaked. We said screw it and got it welded. Hope you have better luck.

 

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Just get it welded, cant be more than 10$ at a good shop

 

Hell, I had mine brazed on by a guy that works at an Auto AC shop. No leaks, looks great.

 

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I can't agree on that. welding or brazing is the only way I would do it. maybe a bulkhead fitting with good seals but taking 30 seccond to mig it is the way to go.

 

I've heard the bulkhead fittings start leaking after a while.

I honestly don't understand why people are so scared of having stuff welded...either have a friend that can do it, learn to do it yourself, or take it to a place that does good welding or brazing...it doesn't have to be a place that advertises welding jobs to the public...just go to your local Auto AC shop and ask to talk to the guy who welds there...he'll probably do it on the side for a few bucks.

 

I got most of my stuff welded by a friend, but when he was gone I took it to a place that builds stairs...the guy that welds the iron work and steel supports did it for me for FREE! Welders are everywhere.

 

i have 2 tap oil pan i will sale you..