ANOTHER BLOWN TURBO
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^^^ LMFAO passman. he said a minimum of a -4 feed, and a -12 drain is .750 in inside diameter of hose which is okay, problem being some -12 fittingss can be.500 on the inside of the fitting causing a 33% reduction. So formed tubing drains such as factory style coolant hose drains are ideal.
I am for sure upsizing to a -4 feed, im just pissed that i have to take off my timing chain cover to make it a -12 minimum -____-
I am for sure upsizing to a -4 feed, im just pissed that i have to take off my timing chain cover to make it a -12 minimum -____-
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What SPS told me,
Specifically, it states that the oil supply line should be the same size i.d. as the port design. In your case, the S200SX uses a 1/4"NPT threaded port, and, as the name would imply, this would indicate a .250" (1/4") inner diameter oil supply, so, if AN line is to be used, you would select a -4AN line assembly, making sure that all adaptor fittings are at least the same inner diameter as the hose.
Also told me a -12an drain
Hmmmmmmm
Specifically, it states that the oil supply line should be the same size i.d. as the port design. In your case, the S200SX uses a 1/4"NPT threaded port, and, as the name would imply, this would indicate a .250" (1/4") inner diameter oil supply, so, if AN line is to be used, you would select a -4AN line assembly, making sure that all adaptor fittings are at least the same inner diameter as the hose.
Also told me a -12an drain
Hmmmmmmm
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A -3 inlet from the pressure sensor or relocation block should be just fine and a -8 drain to the girdle is plenty adequate. I've been running this way for years with no issues on the 3 turbo's I've used.