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t51rb26

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HEY SA MEMBERS I JUST GOT DONE DOING A SINGLE ON MY RB26 S14 AND IN HAVING PROBLEMS TRYING TO FIND A AFTERMARKET FITTING FOR THE OIL FEED THAT GOES ON THE BLOCK CAN ANY ONE HELP ME???

IS IT THIS ONE?------------- http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.a...mp;autoview=sku

ALSO SENCE IM JUST GONNA HAVE ONE TURBO WHAT SHOUT I DO WITH THIS 2 COOLANT LINES ON THE PICTURE? THANKS FOR ALL UR HELP SKYLINE AUSTRALIA MEMBERS.

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i think it might be that fitting you mentioned.. have you got the old banjo bolt? if so take the banjo bolt and your oil line down to enzed and explain wat you need.. surely they'll have something there

btw.. employ a new fabricator. that modification to manifold is bloody disgusting and would not suprise me if the manifold cracks/leaks/snaps off were you have modified it for the gate :thumbsup: and also at a educated guess you will have shitloads of dags hanging inside the manifold which could restrict flow to the gate unless its been cleaned up properly.. which i doubt.. im glad the photo quaility isnt the best

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