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hey guys is there anyone here that has modified the factory oil line to have the banjo end modified to a braided end to allow easier installation
any pics would be great
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I went to a specialist shop that does all the braiding and was basically out of options and had to get my old line repaired and re welded.
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ebay sells braided kits to suit or speak to the site sponser who does braids may be he can help ya out with ideas,
i got my braid kit from ebay to suit my to4z, cost less than $100 and havent had a drama with it yet
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I bought this kit:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Turbo-Oil...em 3f1501bfdd (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Turbo-Oil-Feed-Line-Nissan-RB25-RB30-w-Garrett-T3-T4-/270935375837?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3f1501bfdd)
Haven't had any dramas with it so far, the line is fairly long but doesn't really bother me.
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If you want to run braided hose straight off the block without a banjo fitting, i'd assume you would get an speedflow NPT adaptor, possibly with an o-ring. That way you would have your AN-3 or 4 poking off the block ready for speedflow.
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end up making this at work.does the job nicely
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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I ended up splitting that top piece, which is is what I thought you meant the whole piece, like adaptor for the bit that sits on the turbo.
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na the issure i was having was the aftermarket feed plate was hitting the manifold. but what i made up is working great and so much easier to use then the stupid banjo bolts
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