My car is down..again

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JDM Sam

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• Aug 16, 2006

• #101

LinuxRacr said:

Here are my new Hi-Temp Teflon Steel-Braided Lines. I ordered the Banjo Barbs from ATPTURBO (Banjo Fittings), and then went to Hose-Fast in Garland to have them make the lines:

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looks good to me!

 

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2001 Mazda MP3

• Aug 16, 2006

• #102

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Here are some pictures of the install. I had to re-clock the turbo slightly to get the banjo bolt in on the backside:

 

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bazooka joe

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• Aug 16, 2006

• #103

LinuxRacr said:

Here are some pictures of the install. I had to re-clock the turbo slightly to get the banjo bolt in on the backside:

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good work, i gotta do this, where did you connect to the coolant system? is there a how to i can read? thanks man!

 

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2001 Mazda MP3

• Aug 16, 2006

• #104

Get some 5/16 rubber fuel hose from AutoZone, because that is the size of the stock line (about 2 feet), so that you don't have to hack up your stock line. The pictures shose where I tapped in:

 

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Titanium-99

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2007 Diamond Graphite Infiniti G35 Coupe

• Aug 16, 2006

• #105

so is the damn thing fixed yet?

 

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LinuxRacr

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2001 Mazda MP3

• Aug 16, 2006

• #106

Yes. Your die/tap set will be returned shortly.

 

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Titanium-99

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2007 Diamond Graphite Infiniti G35 Coupe

• Aug 16, 2006

• #107

That's cool!

 

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• Oct 14, 2008

• #108

LinuxRacr said:

Here are my new Hi-Temp Teflon Steel-Braided Lines. The lines are 3/8 inside diameter (ID). I ordered the Banjo Barbs from ATPTURBO (Banjo Fittings), and then went to Hose-Fast in Garland to have them make the lines by crimping in the barbs. The lines were $8 per foot. They also crimped some 3/8 in hose barbs at the ends so that I could connect rubber hoses to them, far away from the heat of the manifold. Hi-Temp teflon is overkill, but I still remember having to replace rubber lines on my old turbo kit periodically when they couldn't take the heat. Remember, the barbs have to be crimped on, if you don't want any leaks. You should be able to go to any hydraulic hose shop to get this done:

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a bit lazy right now but how long are those hoses? or if anyone else in this thread know pls share I just ordered the fitting from ATP

 

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LinuxRacr

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2001 Mazda MP3

• Nov 8, 2010

• #109

I think they were at least 18 inches.

 

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CulRidr

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Laser Blue MP3

• Nov 25, 2010

• #110

WTF? Replying to a 2 year old post? Fail!

 

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2.0t03speed

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• Nov 25, 2010

• #111

lol it's his thread he can reply to it if he wants

 

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• Nov 25, 2010

• #112

I know, but I can still tease him about it