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Oil Line Adapter Question
I was reading on page 183 of "how to build and modify Porsche 911 engines" and it talks about an Oil Line Adapter. It shows on the right side a nice AN fitting screwed into the case. I was wondering if someone knows where I can get one of these at? If not, does anyone have the standard fitting that goes in there?
Thanks. Eric
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I believe patrick motorsports sells all the adapters. You can also call our host and I'm sure they can get them.
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Is there a name to this part or another picture of it somewhere? = ) I have looked all over pelican parts for it and cant find it. I will do a search for it on Patrick motorsports and see what I can find.
Thanks for the speedy help. Eric
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BAT Inc is the company that makes them....they are on the east coast. I wouldn't buy spit from Patrick Motorsports.
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http://64.202.180.37/files/metric.pdf
Call them if you need more info...nice people. http://www.batinc.net/
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pegasus racing also has them.
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As does Summit Racing....but when they run out they send you to BAT.....Earl's make their own line too. They seem to be a bit pricier and they don't distribute MOCAL coolers......
BAT seems to specialize in English and Porsche coolers (odd combo), lines and adapters. Elephant Racing (a poster here and a vendor aka Chuck Moreland) does some nice stuff as well. He's a bit on the higher end but well worth the premium if you want the high quality stuff.
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Thanx for the info mikez, looks like you have a wealth of knowledge in this area.
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As always... I LOVE PELICAN!!! = )
Thanks everyone! Eric
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Thanks....I've done more than a few 6 cylinder conversions on 914s and a 3.6 in my 911....plumbing can be a beeyotch......
BTW....if you have old cruddy 911 soft oil lines....save the fittings, you can re-use them. Most local truck and forklift shops will recrimp them on new lines.
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