anyone ever used these lines?

[emperor_lunchbox]

I found these on eBay.They look OK. I was wondering if anyone ever used them.Anyone see anything missing?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...wItem

[Iamjohnhayes]

http://www.jgstools.com/turbo/index2.html

i personally wouldn't trust anything that important with a noname ebay kit. jgs is relatively cheap and i can say first hand that it is quality.

[DRIFTEADOR]

wherever you from it from it should include a BSPT adapter

[WDRacing]

I 2nd JGS products...

[Chezedik]

It doesn't seem to be a bad setup, and I love/hate the 48" line. I thought about it, but instead I got mine from cheapturbolines.com. I liked not having to take the pan off to weld it up. It has some really great hardware.

[240sxGT]

These guys are good stuff, I have been to the shop they know what they are doin, I know its good stuff.

[The All Mighty KA-T]

what about NOS lines......???? they have all kinds -3 an to -15 an

[92droptop]

It doesn't seem to be a bad setup, and I love/hate the 48" line. I thought about it, but instead I got mine from cheapturbolines.com. I liked not having to take the pan off to weld it up. It has some really great hardware.

Wait, you didn't have to weld anything to the oil pan?!?! How did you install the return line, then?

[Chezedik]

I haven't installed it yet. It is on it's way, but yes, you do not have to weld anything.

[Iamjohnhayes]

doesn't the iap kit use a similar setup where you dont have to weld on the oil return

[92droptop]

I just checked on it, and you're right. No welding. I'd be concerned though about metal shavings falling into the oil pan while drilling the holes for the flange. I guess you could flush it with oil a few times before starting the engine, though.

[Chezedik]

It really is an ingenious setup, and no more prone to failure if correctly installed.

[da40]

nope! seam ok thouht ...let us know if you get them

[Chezedik]

I had better get them, I paid for them, and they have already cleared my account.

[crzycav86]

it took me a long time to get my lines from them, iirc.

oh yeah, those ebay lines will work just fine.

[lrb_2000]

like a guy said ealier.. just remember to get a 1/8" BSPT adapter for the feed line.. a NPT fitting won't fit in the block.

you can make your own much cheaper.. somewhere around $30 if you know what sizes of everything you need.. it's in a sticky somewhere.. I went through and made my own feed line, with a fitting for the block, oil temp sender, oil pressure sender, and oil feed line..

[Chezedik]

They told me the inlet is only 18" is that correct? There is no way that is enough.

[Edub1]

I'm not seeing the part about not having to weld on the bung. How does this work?

[Chezedik]

There is a threaded bung, that uses o-rings. You just drill a hole, slide in the piece and use the o-ring and set screw to clamp it to the pan.

[lrb_2000]

my feed line is 48"

[Chezedik]

Did you get cheapturbo lines?