MY turbo drain is level with my oil pan, also my DP is in the way of the front of the pan, so I need to route the Drain tube from the turbo to the pan. so I want to buy a electric pump low pressure to deliver the oil to the pan so I don't make smoke shows out my turbo. This is for a full drag appication and not street. does anyone have any input as to where I can buy one or a Brand name or something for a search. Thanks in advance.

 

C'mon as if no one can help me!

mabey I can make it more clear.... Instead of gravity draining the oil from my turbo I want to use a pump. can someone help me find one please!

 

Mocal makes one.

 

thanks dude thants all I wanted to know

 

did you ever get the pump in and did it work? i have an s2k and i think i might need a pump aswell...

 

Wow, back from the dead, good searching there boost4s2k

 

well i really need to figure this out to avoid this

 

We have not gotten to this point yet in rota92's build but we have talked about it as a possibility, depends on how high we can mount the turbo on the hot rod car.

I'll do a web search for mocal. rota92 deals with Berhents if you look through there catalog and find something that well work, give him a PM he may be able to get a better price for you.

 

my turbo already started leaking oil from on of the seals so im taking it back off to send to get checked out

 

what about something like this?
http://www.turbowerx.com/Scavenge_Pu...odel_Pump.html

 

Interesting how that pump has 3/8 fittings. Seems everyone say's the turbo return line should be 1/2 or bigger.

Must have something to do with the fact that pump sucks, I mean that in a good way...lol

 

yeah bigger line is mostly due to gravity drain. if you have something pumping the oil then im sure the line could be smaller.

 

just took the turbo out oil started dripping from the exhaust side right away...im def gonna check out those pumps

 

what turbo and feed line setup do you have? any pics of the placement of the line?

 

feed is from the oil pressure sensor and the drain is a gravity that goes straight down to the oil pan...its right on the very top of the oil pan by the drain plug