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Old 07-25-2011 | 08:47 AM
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I was wondering if there is a alternative way to run the oil return instead of tapping the girdle? is there a way without having to tap anything?
Old 07-25-2011 | 08:57 AM
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scavenger pump from turbo drain to the TCT hole like the Ptuning kit... the pump is ~$300 IIRC + cost of lines & fittings


someone will probably say run it to the stock oil drain in the pan, but dont listen to them
Old 07-25-2011 | 09:16 AM
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Have a -10 AN bung welded on to your timing chain cover on the bottom left corner. I have this done on my car with no problems. I need to post pics.... Maybe tomorrow.
Old 07-25-2011 | 11:44 AM
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persionally i just have a -10 an bung welded at the top of my oil pan and i never had any problems
Old 07-25-2011 | 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by riceball777
persionally i just have a -10 an bung welded at the top of my oil pan and i never had any problems
Fbm taps the front top of oil pan. Been fine for me so far. I think the girdle is overkill. Top of pan is fine. When the car is running there is not enough oil in the pan to cause the drain not to work.
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Originally Posted by Deception
someone will probably say run it to the stock oil drain in the pan, but dont listen to them
I was thinking the dipstick hole was a better idea, myself.















Old 07-25-2011 | 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted by steven975
Originally Posted by Deception' timestamp='1311613030' post='20813002

someone will probably say run it to the stock oil drain in the pan, but dont listen to them
I was thinking the dipstick hole was a better idea, myself.
I saw a genesis that they had done it that way. A v6 that had a twin turbo rear mount setup. Scavenger pump to oil return thu dipstick. Lol. Terrible....
Old 07-25-2011 | 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by steven975
Originally Posted by Deception' timestamp='1311613030' post='20813002
someone will probably say run it to the stock oil drain in the pan, but dont listen to them
I was thinking the dipstick hole was a better idea, myself.




lol

Actually I was reffering to just running the oil return to the drain hole without a scavenger pump AKA greddy kit style AKA bad idea
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That's how my SOS kit has it. With the (probably) lower flow through the SC, is that something that I should change?

The oil temp coming back should be FAR less than it would be with a turbo, though.
Old 07-25-2011 | 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by steven975
That's how my SOS kit has it. With the (probably) lower flow through the SC, is that something that I should change?

The oil temp coming back should be FAR less than it would be with a turbo, though.
I tapped my oil pan at the front drivers side for my SOS kit. Companies just say to use the stock drain to keep cost/install time down, extra work scares away customers.


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