What Is The Oil Supply Thread Size?
#1
I have no ******* idea how to measure it... But, I know the bolt HEAD size... But need to know what size thread it is... 16.1mm?
Anybody have a friggin clue what I'm talking about?
The front right corner of the block is the hollow bolt for the stock twins oil supply. What's the damn pattern so I can find a metric to AN adapter SOMEWHERE... I know it's out there....
Thanks.
Anybody have a friggin clue what I'm talking about?
The front right corner of the block is the hollow bolt for the stock twins oil supply. What's the damn pattern so I can find a metric to AN adapter SOMEWHERE... I know it's out there....
Thanks.
#2
Originally Posted by 9BASE3' date='Oct 9 2003, 07:04 PM
I have no ******* idea how to measure it... But, I know the bolt HEAD size... But need to know what size thread it is... 16.1mm?
Anybody have a friggin clue what I'm talking about?
The front right corner of the block is the hollow bolt for the stock twins oil supply. What's the damn pattern so I can find a metric to AN adapter SOMEWHERE... I know it's out there....
Thanks.
Anybody have a friggin clue what I'm talking about?
The front right corner of the block is the hollow bolt for the stock twins oil supply. What's the damn pattern so I can find a metric to AN adapter SOMEWHERE... I know it's out there....
Thanks.
#3
Originally Posted by turbovr6' date='Oct 9 2003, 07:14 PM
[quote name='9BASE3' date='Oct 9 2003, 07:04 PM'] I have no ******* idea how to measure it... But, I know the bolt HEAD size... But need to know what size thread it is... 16.1mm?
Anybody have a friggin clue what I'm talking about?
The front right corner of the block is the hollow bolt for the stock twins oil supply. What's the damn pattern so I can find a metric to AN adapter SOMEWHERE... I know it's out there....
Thanks.
Anybody have a friggin clue what I'm talking about?
The front right corner of the block is the hollow bolt for the stock twins oil supply. What's the damn pattern so I can find a metric to AN adapter SOMEWHERE... I know it's out there....
Thanks.
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#4
I assume you want to run a braided line from the engine direct to the turbo and eliminate the stock steel line????
Here is the one I have that I use, this one is a spare, the only thing is it uses a large AN fitting either -8 or -10. In comparison most people use -6 fittings for the upgraged fuel rails and on their fuel regulators.
If you can use it, you can have it. Otherwise theese are the "earl's " part #'s
For a -4AN adaptor use 9919BFGERL
For a -6AN adaptor use 9919DFGERL
Oh and the thread size is 12mm X 1.5
Here is the one I have that I use, this one is a spare, the only thing is it uses a large AN fitting either -8 or -10. In comparison most people use -6 fittings for the upgraged fuel rails and on their fuel regulators.
If you can use it, you can have it. Otherwise theese are the "earl's " part #'s
For a -4AN adaptor use 9919BFGERL
For a -6AN adaptor use 9919DFGERL
Oh and the thread size is 12mm X 1.5
#5
I don't get it... I've been through the WHOGE Summit catalog... All over the internet and couldn't find it... You just HAPPEN to have a spare!! LMFAO!
I am running a single braided line and eliminating the stock steel line... I'm using -4, but there are adapters to move down from -6 to -4... Let me see if I can squeeze one in my order (As the adapter for -6 to -4 is the same price I'd imagine..)
Thanks you SO MUCH for looking that up for me. YOU'RE THE MAN!!!!
I'll let you know if I need it!
Justin
I am running a single braided line and eliminating the stock steel line... I'm using -4, but there are adapters to move down from -6 to -4... Let me see if I can squeeze one in my order (As the adapter for -6 to -4 is the same price I'd imagine..)
Thanks you SO MUCH for looking that up for me. YOU'RE THE MAN!!!!
I'll let you know if I need it!
Justin
#7
Originally Posted by 93 R1' date='Oct 9 2003, 08:45 PM
Shouldn't you also put some kind of restrictor in the feed line to reduce the pressure to the turbo? That way you don't blow the seals out and make it smoke.
No prolem on the fitting info. After doing my car over the past winter my head is filled with useless knowledge on custome type **** like that.
#10
Originally Posted by turbovr6' date='Oct 9 2003, 08:04 PM
I hope you did'nt order yet. I edited my above post. I looked at my notes and noticed I typed in the wrong info.
thread size is 12mm not 14mm
thread size is 12mm not 14mm