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Old Dec 21, 2010 | 04:20 PM
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So after making sure I have everything I can think of, I will be starting my build on the 26th.

Heres the car.
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Old Dec 21, 2010 | 04:30 PM
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Car specs right now.
1JZGTE
Factory 5sp
FMIC
3" full exhaust
DYNO #'s 302TQ, 273.5 RWHP @ 9lbs
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Old Dec 21, 2010 | 04:39 PM
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List of parts
(1) GT35R Garrett DBB.
(1) 3" downpipe
(1) 4" intake
(1) Driftmotion exhaust manifold.
(1) 24" -4an to -4an 90 ss oil feed line.
(1) 3" to 2.5" sli 90.
(1) Turbosmart wastegate.
(1) BOV
Alu. tubing to finish hot side.
Fittings, flanges, gaskets, ect.
(1) 255lpm fuel pump
(6) 600cc injectors (side feed)


In the mail
Larger FMIC. 31x12x3
fittings.

I am sure theres more, but I cant think right now.
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Old Dec 21, 2010 | 04:48 PM
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oooo gl with the build! keep us posted and have fun
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Old Dec 21, 2010 | 05:04 PM
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The only question I have is about the oil drain line. I have a An-10 pan fitting from Driftmotion. I just dont know about the drain from the turbo. Getting it through the runners doesnt look fun.
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DO not run the oil return in between the runners don't do it.
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^^^ listen to this man, clock your turbo's center section slightly, use a 45 degree off of the drain flange or whatever you need to clear the runners completely. running it through the runners may lead to problems down the line...
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The car will catch on fire no BS here i am very serious don't do.
That's why i scratched my 1JZ single project, because the oil return wouldn't clear the manifold, or the WG won't clear the DP.It was too much for me lol.
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Originally Posted by quickGS300
DO not run the oil return in between the runners don't do it.
Originally Posted by Ali SC3
^^^ listen to this man, clock your turbo's center section slightly, use a 45 degree off of the drain flange or whatever you need to clear the runners completely. running it through the runners may lead to problems down the line...
Originally Posted by quickGS300
The car will catch on fire no BS here i am very serious don't do.
They are right. You might want to look into using Metal Tubing for routing of the Oil Return See Pictures
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quickGS300 The car will catch on fire no BS here i am very serious don't do.
That's why i scratched my 1JZ single project, because the oil return wouldn't clear the manifold, or the WG won't clear the DP.It was too much for me lol.
Goddd exactly lol I really don't know why companies make things the way they do, I guess to keep us thinking. Its like rite when you get your new parts on thinking easy install, you have to modify this and that and customize *****
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Thanks for the input guys. I was planning on using a 1/2" ss pipe that I can make at work. I make sure to let you guys know what I did.

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What about a braided stainless line? Do you guys think it would work?
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Originally Posted by Turbo_LX
OP what wheels are those? They look really nice.

Correct me if I'm wrong... are those SSR?
http://www.ssr-wheels.com/wheels/werfen_181920.asp
You have the style correct, but not the brand. Trust me, I would love some SSR's, but am afraid of them getting jacked. Also my wife curbbing them.

If you must know, there ASA. Offsets are okay. 33/35. I am running spacers also
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I am using my phone right now but tomorrow I will post some pics on your thread to show you what you need to get its really easy and you will be happy with the results.
I have seen a car caught on fire from a hack up job on the return line.
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Originally Posted by meangreen1
Thanks for the input guys. I was planning on using a 1/2" ss pipe that I can make at work. I make sure to let you guys know what I did.

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What about a braided stainless line? Do you guys think it would work?
I use braided stainless steel line for my return, but it doesn't go through the runners. works like a champ.
I don't care what material its made out of never run it through the runners, hardline or not.
you can clear most runners with the right fittings and some clocking, but be sure not to use more than a 45 degree fitting.
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Look at these fittings they should do the trick.
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