Where to buy oil return line?
03-29-2005, 07:46 PM
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Where to buy oil return line?
Sorry if this is in the wrong forum but I need to buy a oil return line kit asap and I was going to buy from Flamenco-T but it seems that a lot of people are having problems with the service and I've looked into cheapturbolines.com and really wasn't hearing good things about them either. Is there anyone else who sells these kits that are reputable? thanks
03-29-2005, 07:53 PM
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Re: Where to buy oil return line? (rwcdrums)
Honestly in my opinion its cheaper to peice a "kit" together than to buy one....plus just incase your weld fitting isnt in the exact spot its sopossed to be it you can adjust to it.....I bought all of my oil return and feed line from summit...used earls fittings and summit -10an line for the return and -4 for the feed everything is working great...good luck man 
03-29-2005, 08:03 PM
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Re: Where to buy oil return line? (fqnjdmboy)
about how much did you spend and do you have a list of the items that I need to do it myself? thanks
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Re: Where to buy oil return line? (rwcdrums)
03-29-2005, 08:17 PM
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I spent around a hundred on all of the things needed...but all of the parts needed depend on what weld fitting you have and how you need to run the return...ie if you have to go around your dp in any certain way...its quite easy to figure out honestly just figure out what kind of fittings you need and what angles on the fittings and you should be set....
03-29-2005, 08:20 PM
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Re: Where to buy oil return line? (rwcdrums)
Try Trackmasters in Huntsville, AL. He usually keeps them in stock. Flanges, fittings, Steel braided line, and whatever. It should probably take 1-2 days to ship to you. http://www.etrackmasters.com. I don't think his online store is fully setup yet but just give him a call and you won't be dissappointed.
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Re: Where to buy oil return line? (Forcefedcivic)
$75 for a complete oil line kit from tunertoys.com. it comes with everything you need. no guessing or anything. pretty cheap if you ask me. i mean, you can always go the whole diy route like i usually do, but when it comes to oil lines.... its soo much easier with a kit.
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03-29-2005, 10:46 PM
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Re: Where to buy oil return line? (rwcdrums)
http://www.anplumbing.com is pretty cheap:
-10an 45 degree swivel fittings are $23.35 each (I ordered 2)
-10an straight swivel fittings are only $10.25, but I'm not using a 45 degree adapter on the flange.
-10an stainless hose is 7.89/ft
-10an Weld Fitting is 5.85
Total=$60.44
I ordered this flange on Ebay for $25 shipped, so no adapter is needed:
-10an 45 degree swivel fittings are $23.35 each (I ordered 2)
-10an straight swivel fittings are only $10.25, but I'm not using a 45 degree adapter on the flange.
-10an stainless hose is 7.89/ft
-10an Weld Fitting is 5.85
Total=$60.44
I ordered this flange on Ebay for $25 shipped, so no adapter is needed:
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