Any problems with a long oil drain line
My setup has the turbo placed about where the intake box would be on a 92-95 civic. I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with a drain line that is going to be this long.
I would estimate it at about 4 ft. I am using a 10an line (.5" I.D.), but I could use one size up if there was going to be an issue. I already have some solid .5 i.d. stainless to make my line though.....and a bigger size would require buying the material for it.
I would estimate it at about 4 ft. I am using a 10an line (.5" I.D.), but I could use one size up if there was going to be an issue. I already have some solid .5 i.d. stainless to make my line though.....and a bigger size would require buying the material for it.
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as long as it doesnt angle up in any way and the drain on the pan is high gravity is going to do its job and be fine.
Obviously the turbo isn't there, but this should give enough of an idea.
I wanted to put a/c back on the car and use a full length radiator. The setup may not be ideal, but it'll work for what I want.
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