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Hey there,

Just wanting to know whether someone can point me in the direction of the fittings i need to buy for my rb30.

The engine isnt near me at present so id love to be able to buy fittings and when im next near the thing, put the fittings on.

So the oil return one im after, as well as the oil feed and water feed fittings.

If you can just let me know the size etc that would be superb.

Cheers

Byron

I have no idea about the sizes, but this may help. Probably easiest to unscrew the stock sump drain barb and the water feed plug and take it to a hydraulic fitting supplier to match them to what you need.

I had a custom turbo and head drain adaptor made up...

CIMG1450.jpg

Go to a wrecker and see if they'll part with them off a blown motor or something. I took all the fittings off my old blown motor and just whacked them on.

They may even give them to you for free!

I have no idea about the sizes, but this may help. Probably easiest to unscrew the stock sump drain barb and the water feed plug and take it to a hydraulic fitting supplier to match them to what you need.

I had a custom turbo and head drain adaptor made up...

CIMG1450.jpg

That looks really good

What did it set you back?

What other things will i need when mounting the turbo(ive got an na block).

if i get get the water and oil feeds and the oil return so i also need some sort of metal fitting before this can then flow off onto braided line?

Anyone else got any good pics?

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