so im building my car, and im trying to find the best and easiest way to feed oil to my turbo. Will a blox sandwich plate work?

 

yea

 

ok, thanks.
anybody else have any opinions? questions?

 

I suggest using a sandwich plate as well, some people prefer to run T's off the back of the block.

Sandwich plates just seem less of a hassle to me, and it makes a cleaner install.

 

so blox sandwich plate it is. anybody got any other suggeestions?

 

sandwich plate will work or t off the oil sender, there are many people who make kits for it.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-49/build-your-own-turbo-oil-line-kit-starting-%24-39-shipped-1902396/
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-49/turbo-oil-feed-return-kits-oil-restrictors-2239281/
http://www.stealthmodeperformance.com/oil-kit.shtml

 

i have the fittings to t off the oil sender, they were the ones in the first link, the first one on their posts.
should i use those instead of using the sandwich plate?

 

it really doesnt matter either way. skipping the sandwich adapter will save you like 40 bucks

 

you can feed your oil line either way seen it done both ways and they work just fine.

 

sandwich plate works great as long as it seals to the block and doesnt leak oil out from there

 

maybe both,for oil feed,oil pressure gauge,oil temp gauge.

 

I run a straight -4 braided line and remote mount it to my firewall. then I use a female 1/8 tee, put the stock dummy light in one side and run another -4 braided line to the turbo. ive never messed with any sandwich plates.

 

picked up a blox sandwich plate today guys. im going to give that a try.