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Old Jul 27, 2003 | 10:17 PM
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Hey guys,



I'm in the process of installing my T04b and am soooo close to being done... oil lines are all thats left. Hopefully tomorrow I'll be able to take off the oil pan and work on getting a bung tapped in there for the oil return line. As far as the oil-in line, is there any way I can get a banjo line on one side of the SS line? The place i get the Aeroquip stuff didn't have any banjo fittings (I don't think Aeroquip even makes banjo fittings) and I'm not going to use the stock stuff. The other option, i guess, would be to put an AN fitting into the banjo hole, like the person that had the turbo before me had done to the turbo. Any input would be helpful.



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Old Jul 28, 2003 | 01:59 AM
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Why don't you want to use the stock feed line?
Old Jul 28, 2003 | 07:05 AM
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The way it was previously set up makes it a bit harder to use the stock feed line. I found some banjo fittings that go into the AN fittings though. I was looking only under aluminum pieces before; apparently Aeroquip does do the banjo bolt thing, but they use steel for them.



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Old Jul 28, 2003 | 12:40 PM
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You should ask the single turbo guys
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