Low hanging turbo. What you guys doing for oil returns.
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Low hanging turbo. What you guys doing for oil returns.
I was wondering how some of the guys that are doing lower hanging turbo manifolds are routing the oil return lines. I may be making something similar and Iam not really sure about the return line. Any info helps.
Something like this.
Something like this.
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Re: Low hanging turbo. What you guys doing for oil returns. (PPLH8R)
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Re: Low hanging turbo. What you guys doing for oil returns. (SPOOLINmatt)
my turbo is pretty low on my car, (i dont know if its as low as them street cars)
the oil line is pretty much straight into the pan... i have no problems with smoking or anything.
the oil line is pretty much straight into the pan... i have no problems with smoking or anything.
even though I don't like it 
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i been having issues if i put a bit more oil that the car starts smoking since i have the h2b setup and u dont see to many boosted ones out there. The oil pan on mine is on an angle meaning the oil return gets blocked off.
Like i said its no big issue unless i come to a hard stop or on a downhill ,
Since the motor is out would i be able to drill and tap the block for a fitting?
Like i said its no big issue unless i come to a hard stop or on a downhill ,
Since the motor is out would i be able to drill and tap the block for a fitting?
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Re: (fukenricen)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fukenricen »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Since the motor is out would i be able to drill and tap the block for a fitting?
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Pics when you do, I also thought of this but can't due to the turbo being too low....
Since the motor is out would i be able to drill and tap the block for a fitting?
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Pics when you do, I also thought of this but can't due to the turbo being too low....
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Re: Low hanging turbo. What you guys doing for oil returns. (DaveF)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DaveF »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">my turbo is pretty low on my car, (i dont know if its as low as them street cars)
the oil line is pretty much straight into the pan... i have no problems with smoking or anything.
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thats wild that it doesnt smoke a setup on a friends car that we did smoked like a bastard and it was on more of an angle than this one above could it be because the turbo was so much smaller?? after changing the angle on the return the smoking completely stoped
the oil line is pretty much straight into the pan... i have no problems with smoking or anything.
</TD></TR></TABLE>thats wild that it doesnt smoke a setup on a friends car that we did smoked like a bastard and it was on more of an angle than this one above could it be because the turbo was so much smaller?? after changing the angle on the return the smoking completely stoped
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