Honda Myth: Tapping oil pan at bottom is bad.
 

Produced by me, tested by me, and ya'll can suck my ---- canal.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fK9TWPLnoI4

Re: Honda Myth: Tapping oil pan at bottom is bad.
 

test it on a car?

Re: Honda Myth: Tapping oil pan at bottom is bad.
 

sticky this son of a bitch

Re: Honda Myth: Tapping oil pan at bottom is bad.
 

YouTube is blocked. Give me cliffs!!!!

Re: Honda Myth: Tapping oil pan at bottom is bad.
 

HT really needs a video to explain a gravity drain?

Re: Honda Myth: Tapping oil pan at bottom is bad.
 

Made me laugh ;D

Re: Honda Myth: Tapping oil pan at bottom is bad.
 

makes me feel warm ;D

LOL

Re: Honda Myth: Tapping oil pan at bottom is bad.
 

I tapped the oil pan on a Miata at the very lowest point in the pan over a year ago and its still kicking. Thats actually where the company says to install the return.

Re: Honda Myth: Tapping oil pan at bottom is bad.
 

The Greddy turbo kit for the 2006 Honda Civic SI uses the stock drain plug location for the oil return line. The drain plug is replaced by a Bonjo Bolt to which the turbo drain line is connected.

Already tested, and proven to work OK.

Re: Honda Myth: Tapping oil pan at bottom is bad.
 

I think most the problems with having the oil drain below the oil level is on tired engines with a good amount of blowby. My old 2.3 was frick'n tired and would push oil out the dipstick on hard runs if I didn't cap it off. I'm sure if I had the oil drain below the oil level in the pan it would never drain good enough. To much pressure pushing against the surface area of the oil.