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Old Apr 23, 2007, 11:53 AM
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GT (GT35R) Coolant Inlet and Outlet Fittings?
Anybody here know where to find these suckers, the things that screw into the turbo to connect the turbo to the coolant hoses.

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Old Apr 23, 2007, 11:53 AM
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Anybody here know where to find these suckers, the things that screw into the turbo to connect the turbo to the coolant hoses.

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The stock ones work.
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14x1.5 Banjo fitting... Try Summitt, Pegasus, Racer Parts Wholesale if you want something custom otherwise just go to the dealership & pick up a set of stock lines & hardware, theyll bolt up to a GT series W some minor tweaks/bends to the lines
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If I had a stock turbo that would be sweet, I do not however.... Do you have any idea who would sell/stock them or what size they are, -4 an?

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Charlie thanks for the help, any idea of what size the stock brass or whatever the hell the metal lines are made out of coming off of the pump are?

I am wondering whether to even bother trying to use the stock hardlines or just run two hoses with new fittings on either end between the turbo and engine....

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Im sure you could get them through any local speed shop. you could always check sites like ATP for random turbo parts
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ATP sells those bango fittings for the garrett GT series turbos coolant lines. It has 3/8th NPT female threads on the output side for barb fittings or whatever you like. Thats what I used on my GT35r and I was able to get some braided SS lines made up to attach to the stock coolant lines. You should be able to adapt them to fit your current setup pretty easily I would think.
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Are there any other options besides banjo? I'm just concerned with making sure wahtever size hose I attach to the fitting is a correct fit for the hardlines. What hose do you guys know fit on the hardline?

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the hardlines for the oem turbo & coolant housing are 10mm
3/8" hose is roughly 9.5 mm & will fit nicely
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So 10mm banjos to replace the hardlines for the oem turbo, 3/8ths hose, and two 14x1.5 banjos for the turbo?

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We have them, we make them actually
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Fantastic, can you PM me the cost of two of them shipped to 2961, also do you sell the banjo style ones as well, I figure I might aswell take off the stock hardlines as they really serve no purpose and I feel a hose with a fitting on the end will be more secure than the hose slipped over the stock hardlines with some ****ty clamp, let me know!

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sorry if i was not clear..

both the OEM turbo & GT turbos use a 14x1.5 thread banjo fitting in the center section

the OEM banjo hardlines are 10mm outside diameter where the hose clamps on

the hardlines that are pressed into the coolant housing are 10mm

you can use the oem hardlines with 3/8" hose if sourcing 10mm hose is difficult or to connect a 3/8" hose fitting to a 10mm hose fitting
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