FLANGE??
 

Flange??



I Have A T3 T4 Turbonetics Turbo, I Seem To Have Lost The Oil Return Flange That Connects To The Turbo.... I Was Just Wondering If I Can Buy That Flange At A Hard Ware Store?? If So What Is It Called?? Please Help Me Thats The Only Part I Need To Do....until Im Finaly Boosted...
Im In Hawaii And There Is No Performance Auto Store Other Than Napa And Carquest, And I Really Dont Want Order It Online Because It Just Takes Forever To Get Here, And The Shipping Is Just Fuccken Pricey Please Get Back To Me Asap Thanks !!

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If you lost the whole flange (2 bolts) -- then no.. ebay, online, or adapt something from a junkyard turbo.

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SO THERE IS NO WAY??

SINCE THIS SITE IS CALLED HOMEMADE TURBO, CANT I JUST BUY A PIECE OF ALUMINUM OR METAL CUT IT OUT TO THE EXACT SIZE FLANGE, DRILL A HOLE BIG ENOUGH FOR THE DRAIN LINE, WELD A BOLT ON TO THE FLANGE, AND STICK A COMPRESSION FITTING ON THAT (THREAD ONE END INTO THE BOLT, OTHER END TO THE HOSE) ??? LET ME KNOW IF THAT WILL WORK?? IM IN DESPRET NEEDS RIGHT NOW!! I CANT WAIT 4 DAYS JUST FOR A FLANGE....THANKS ALOT MAHALO!!

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go to the hardware store and find a fitting and weld/jb weld it to the outlet.

of course it will work.

Re: FLANGE??
 

ya you can make a piece that will fit. or you can tap the hole and thread it then put a fitting in there.



here look..... its easy
http://www.9secondracing.com/images/...-Oil-V2898.jpg

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THANK YOU VERY MUCH GUYS I THINK IM GONNA DO THAT.... THE OIL OULET IS SQUARE THO... HOW WOULD I THREAD THAT PIECE??

HAS THIS SYSTEM EVER BEEN DONE??

PROBABLY NOT CUZ EVERY BODYS UP IN THE MAIN LAND .....I HATE YOU GUYS...HAHAHA J.K

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STOP YELLING AT ME!

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if its a square hole... i guess you have no choice other than makin a flange

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STEALTHMODE WILL HELP YOU ------!!!!!!!! GO TO HMT SPONSORS AND FIND HIM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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It's really not that hard to make one. Just take a piece of steel bar stock the size you need, make a template of the bolt holes and the oil return hole. Trace the template onto the bar stock, drill your return hole and weld a piece of tubing to it. Then drill out the bolt holes.