Oil Dump Sizes...
Just curious what every one is running as far as their oil dumps go. Just looking for the general consensus. Beware though that a 1/2" by 1/2" barb fitting means 1/2" thread by 1/2" barb (which means 1/2" O.D. barb with a SMALLER I.D. that goes with 1/2" I.D. pipe tubing).
All I'm looking for here are short chime-in's about this section of your set-up. Thanks guys! JP |
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i run 5/8" heater hose
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Im running 5/8" Earl's ho's
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1/2 in heater hose :6
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1/2" heater hose
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1/2 NPT fitting and 10 AN line , if I had another option I would have went with 12AN.
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So 1/2" hose (I.D.) is big enough, correct? We can all agree on this?
JP |
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Originally Posted by samson
So 1/2" hose (I.D.) is big enough, correct? We can all agree on this?
JP |
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I had 5/8's on my dodge. The one on my eclipse is 1/2" but thats the factory hardline.
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-10an line for me , just clamped onto some 1/2" OD fittings
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Originally Posted by W O T
-10an line for me , just clamped onto some 1/2" OD fittings
Works fine Is there a conversion or something somewhere for what an equals in standard? -10an means about zero to me, haha.
Originally Posted by rudebwoy
yes! why not?
Because if 1/2" is the minimum requirement for a dump and 1/2" hose is used in acutality the fittings have 3/8" I.D. NOT 1/2" like most think. 1/2 by 1/2 is acutally 1/2" pipe thread with 1/2" O.D. barb which has an I.D. of about 3/8". So when you use 1/2" hose, you're flowing from 3/8" openings from your fittings and thusly, smaller than 1/2". This is the point I'm trying to settle at: 1/2" really isn't 1/2", but rather 3/8" so is this STILL an adequate oil drain size? Oh, and for such a basic n00b style post and very little information I just want to thank those that contributed (or will). I apperciate all of your opinions and knowledgabilities. ;) ;D JP |
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clamp off the return and fill the feed and cap it
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You take whatever the -an line number is (10, 12, 20, etc) and multiply that by 1/16". This gives you the OD, where the ID of some -an lines can be different. So the typical -10 line sold with the stealthmode kit is actually 5/8" OD and is therefor a bit under 1/2" ID. That being said, nobody has ever had a problem with his drain line being too small. It's typically user error if something goes wrong.
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Originally Posted by Zeniceguycrx
clamp off the return and fill the feed and cap it
the oil would probably last for 1 mile before it burned out. |
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Originally Posted by Snafubmx234
You take whatever the -an line number is (10, 12, 20, etc) and multiply that by 1/16". This gives you the OD, where the ID of some -an lines can be different. So the typical -10 line sold with the stealthmode kit is actually 5/8" OD and is therefor a bit under 1/2" ID. That being said, nobody has ever had a problem with his drain line being too small. It's typically user error if something goes wrong.
Originally Posted by rudebwoy
that would probably be the most stupid idea.
the oil would probably last for 1 mile before it burned out. I didn't even understand his reply, haha. If you look up a few posts I responded to yours also. My turbo sits really low on this set-up and I just want to be sure that it's going to be alright. I had a street 90* off of the turbo to a 45* in the pan very similar to this from that dude's 85 sedan: http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...o/IMG_0326.jpg I said it'd be fine because mine is like that also, but what do you guys think? I see NOTHING wrong with a 90* off the turbo, seems it would flow fine. JP |
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my reply was in response to this post below notice I quote it?
(clamp off the return and fill the feed and cap it) |
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Originally Posted by rudebwoy
my reply was in response to this post below notice I quote it?
(clamp off the return and fill the feed and cap it) Ha, I know. I'm saying I didn't understand what HE was trying to say that's all. I saw you responded to him though, thanks. Then I was just saying I responded to you earlier in the thread. All good, ha. JP |
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