Who sells a push to connect fitting that will thread into a tial wastegate properly, m10x1.0? I know that 1/8npt will seal up in it but i really want to try to find the right fitting first. Ive looked around and havnt seen anything so far. What do most people use for this thread pitch on these wastegates?

 

If I am correct you can get them local from Sam @ Mahdavi Motorsports. He should have them in stock with several different configurations & several sizes to choose from. You should be able to find there contact info at mahdavimotorsports.com

 

they are almost 2 hrs from me. Id like to find the stuff locally or know where i cansee and order it.

 

i got mines from here..


http://www.theracingstore.com/...id=26

 

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great place but they don't have the metric fittings im looking for.

 

did you try Mcmaster.com?

 

just buy the 1/8"
Everyone i know who uses these fittings has them. including me on a few different setup's all of wich never broke off, or leaked or anything. They work. Prob not the best advice i have ever given, but my experience with them has been good. lol.

 

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yeah they dont have anything metric.

I contacted a local hydraulics shop today that is going to see what they can find. Ill see what they say tomorrow and go from there.

 

http://www.fastenal.com
is where i got mine,the brand is legris quick connect

 

ill give them a call tomorrow, they are a block from my office.


Modified by SPOOLINmatt at 10:37 PM 6/3/2008

 

i was planning to get 1/4 hose fittings. What is the inside diameter on the 1/4 hose that everyone uses because the 1/4 hose i was looking at today had pretty stout walls and they said would hold 800 psi. I guess it would needthick walls to support itself in the fitting?

 

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I've used them before too! Great service & quick turn around.

 

The 1/8" fittings we provide in our kits work just fine with no leaks no thread-in problems on the Tial products. Alot of other guys use the same thing....

Im pretty sure the metric ones are nearly impossible to find....I know Ive searched almost everywhere and I think a few guys on here have searched also

 

Are you looking for something like this ?

http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/...55681

You could look in here too; http://www.holley.com/index.asp?division=Earls

Do a search for Parker fittings, we use a ton of there stuff at work.

Here http://globalfluid.com/toc/pipe_fittings1.htm

Also doesn't BR fittings have a H-T sponor link here some where?




Modified by 1992Si at 3:14 PM 6/4/2008

 

I used the 1/8 NPT also on my Tial wastegates. I boost leak tested it and they hold at least 30 psi at the threads. Jarrod

 

this is a bit off topic from the thread, but what material line are you guys having success with? i'm afraid of melting my wastegate lines.....

 

I have all the fittings/lines/adapters you could possibly need. I even have some metric to american adapters if you want. I do a lot of this stuff for the local street bike guys. Give me a call 856-468-6774, my name is Jared.

 

What is the tempature raating on the quick connect stuff?

 

Another place to buy from is http://www.adaptall.com

Look up p/n 9068 that's a male JIC X male metric straight fitting.

 

would these be alright to use as a Tee?

http://www.fastenal.com/web/pr...51575

all metal tees are 30-50$ a PIECE from what i can find.

 

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I can get 1/8" brass NPT at the local hardware store for a couple of bucks.

 

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Not trying to look silly or anything but how would this type of fitting work for the vac/boost lines in a race car?

 

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you push the hose in and whatever mech inside holds it in under high pressure. i tried it the other day you cant pull the hose out until you press the ring down.

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I can get 1/8" brass NPT at the local hardware store for a couple of bucks.

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Im saying that the all metal version of the P-T-C tee where its 1/4 connection on all 3 parts is 35-68$

that nylon one which also holds 225psi is like 7$

most of the pieces people use on elbows are nylon soo...?

I need like 5 tees, im noting paying 200$ for a set of Tee's, anyone know where some good tee's are?

 

i have used all the legris stuff.which is what the guys at NLR told me to use and i havent had an issue yet.i even use the plastic one not the nickel plated.i also use the semi rigid nylon line not the poly urethane it will get warm and go soft.
u can go on http://www.legris.com to see the rated temps and pressures.

 

I can also get 1/4" NPT fittings at the local hardware store for a few bucks.

They also have 1/8 X 1/4 in brass use a little pipe tape and you all set.