2jzgte vvti turbo drain??
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I already know I'm going to get smoked for this but I've been searching for what I need to buy exactly for my sc300 with a 2jzgte vvti swap with stock turbos. I already purchased a an-10 flange to weld onto the oil pans but what else do I need? I know driftmotion carries a lot of this equipment but I can't seem to find out which hoses and fittings I need to buy. Help is much appreciated I want to get this thing finished.
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ok so why does everyone say I need to buy a an-10 flange and bolt it to the oil pan? i was kind of confused when buying this flange because the factory y has two ports for the oil drain
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yeah its just a tee of the appropriate size, and then use NPT to -AN adapters or NPT to hose barb ends for rubber hose, unless they actually have a -AN tee that would be nice. like aeroquip makes a 3/4 npt tee
Eaton Aeroquip 2092-12-12S Steel Pipe Fitting, Run Tee, 3/4" NPT Male x NPT Female x NPT Female: Industrial Pipe Fittings: Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific
the stock part shown above is nice though if you can your hands on one but you can replicate it possibly and you may want to use more of a "Y" fitting than a Tee fitting I just didn't have the time to find one online they have them all over the place for like fuel lines coming together etc..
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the stock part shown above is nice though if you can your hands on one but you can replicate it possibly and you may want to use more of a "Y" fitting than a Tee fitting I just didn't have the time to find one online they have them all over the place for like fuel lines coming together etc..
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