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hey all

just trying to work out what fitting i will need to purchase for my engine build,

im after the sizes for both the inlet and the outlet off the 044

and also the sizes on the GT35 for the oil and water lines, and also the size of line u use as a oil and water feed. in AN

thanks dan

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hey all

just trying to work out what fitting i will need to purchase for my engine build,

im after the sizes for both the inlet and the outlet off the 044

and also the sizes on the GT35 for the oil and water lines, and also the size of line u use as a oil and water feed. in AN

thanks dan

If genuine Bosch;

044

Inlet

M18 x 1.5

Outlet

M12 x 1.5

Electrical is -(ive) M5 +(ive) M6

Motorsport connections will have everything you need

http://www.mscn.com.au/scripts/prodList.asp

Not too sure about the turbo line though sorry.. maybe take the turbo into pertek or similar to size it up?

cheers for the help guys,

what size lines are involved with the turbo oil and water feed,in -AN

and why is the water and oil different types of threads, (i dont mean size, i mean one is "m" and other is "unf")

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