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Holset/turbo parts. #302434
June 03, 2009 02:19 pm UTC
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Mike Kuttschrutter Offline OP
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Long shot, but before I buy new,

Looking for a feed flange and return flange for a holset, and an oil restristor, with a .100 or so orfice.

If anyone has any of these kicking around that would be great.


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Re: Holset/turbo parts. [Re: Mike Kuttschrutter] #302437
June 03, 2009 02:50 pm UTC
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Are you buying new of Ziggy he has what you need and he can tap the oil restrictor to whatever size you need. He also got me a BEP housing.


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Re: Holset/turbo parts. [Re: Mike Palome] #302438
June 03, 2009 02:57 pm UTC
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oh, awesome.
What size of oil restristor did you find suitable?
I may get a couple then and see what will work.


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Re: Holset/turbo parts. [Re: Mike Kuttschrutter] #302444
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It was a while back I can't remember the size. I just used what most people found suitable on the holset thread at dsmtuners.

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Re: Holset/turbo parts. [Re: Mike Palome] #302446
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Buy a $3 fitting at a hydraulic shop, weld it shut and drill it out to size.

FYI - There should be no need for a feed flange. It should be threaded in.

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Re: Holset/turbo parts. [Re: Tim Grechin] #302448
June 03, 2009 04:34 pm UTC
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Originally Posted by Tim Grech
Buy a $3 fitting at a hydraulic shop, weld it shut and drill it out to size.

FYI - There should be no need for a feed flange. It should be threaded in.



Ya I think your right. I havent looked at it for so long.


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Re: Holset/turbo parts. [Re: Mike Kuttschrutter] #302493
June 03, 2009 11:23 pm UTC
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I used a feed flange on my HX-40. It has a built in restrictor. I drilled it out to the size that I wanted and that was it. I did not want to take the turbo apart to tap the oil inlet.


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