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Old Jun 1, 2006 | 03:52 PM
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Starting tomorrow I am gonna install my custom turbo setup. And my question to you guys is. Do you have to remove the oil pan in order to tap it? or can I just leave it on?
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Old Jun 1, 2006 | 04:01 PM
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do you wand metal bits floating around inside your motor???


yes, you should be smart and safe by dropping the pan.
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if you know of a way to punchout that taphole without getting on the inside then SURE
Old Jun 1, 2006 | 04:04 PM
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Yes drop the pan. Read some of the DIY turbo installs on here. I remember one of them showing an easy way to drop the oil pan without a blow torch. Can I ask what your custom kit consists of?
Old Jun 1, 2006 | 04:14 PM
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I heard removing the oil pan was the worst part of installing a turbo kit.
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> Greddy EGT gauge (w/ datalink to remember last known high temp)
> Evo3 Big 16GT.. turbo
> Tial Wastegate 38mm
> Dump Tube
> Blitz BOV
> TRD Boost gauge ( reads:: 20 - 10)
> Precision intercooler (<----fat @$$ one might i add)
>Apex-i SAFC 2
> TUry'z Concept FPR turbo bumper
- only one in the WORLD!!!!!
- custom fitted to allow room for the intercooler pipes..
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Originally Posted by DouBLeJ16
I heard removing the oil pan was the worst part of installing a turbo kit.
Thats what I heard can you put a huge strong magnet up to it while drilling to prevent the metal shavings from falling in? Then some how try to get them out
Old Jun 1, 2006 | 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted by SO-CAL_TC
Originally Posted by DouBLeJ16
I heard removing the oil pan was the worst part of installing a turbo kit.
Thats what I heard can you put a huge strong magnet up to it while drilling to prevent the metal shavings from falling in? Then some how try to get them out
LOL, good luck with that. A magnet will not get all of the particles. Just drop the oil pan and do it right.
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Originally Posted by THansenite
Originally Posted by SO-CAL_TC
Originally Posted by DouBLeJ16
I heard removing the oil pan was the worst part of installing a turbo kit.
Thats what I heard can you put a huge strong magnet up to it while drilling to prevent the metal shavings from falling in? Then some how try to get them out
LOL, good luck with that. A magnet will not get all of the particles. Just drop the oil pan and do it right.
Cool man. Do you have any links with a how to for droping the oil pan.
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Here you go buddy.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...asc&&start=150


Also here
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...104&highlight=
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Sweet. thanx man
Old Jun 1, 2006 | 05:45 PM
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yea no prob. Good luck with the custom kit and please post pics when youre done
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shiet, post pics now xP
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Dont worry guys I'll definatley keep everyone posted. Man Im so excited.
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Do it the hard way. But.

I punched it, greased the tap, tapped it , then ran a few quarts of cheap oil through.
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Originally Posted by THansenite
Originally Posted by SO-CAL_TC
Originally Posted by DouBLeJ16
I heard removing the oil pan was the worst part of installing a turbo kit.
Thats what I heard can you put a huge strong magnet up to it while drilling to prevent the metal shavings from falling in? Then some how try to get them out
LOL, good luck with that. A magnet will not get all of the particles. Just drop the oil pan and do it right.
a magnet will only attarct ferrous metals.

the block you would be tapping is non-ferrous...a magnet will not do anything for you.
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Originally Posted by dgHotLava
Originally Posted by THansenite
Originally Posted by SO-CAL_TC
Originally Posted by DouBLeJ16
I heard removing the oil pan was the worst part of installing a turbo kit.
Thats what I heard can you put a huge strong magnet up to it while drilling to prevent the metal shavings from falling in? Then some how try to get them out
LOL, good luck with that. A magnet will not get all of the particles. Just drop the oil pan and do it right.
a magnet will only attarct ferrous metals.

the block you would be tapping is non-ferrous...a magnet will not do anything for you.
Dont tap the block. My kit came with a adaptor that converted you to where u want to be.
Old Jun 2, 2006 | 10:33 AM
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^^^^ was that for oil feed and return???
Old Jun 2, 2006 | 11:37 AM
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Oil feed.
Old Jun 2, 2006 | 12:22 PM
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i don't think the feed is what is being addressed here...

what did you do for your oil return??



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