steven121

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ok gotcha which one is the return and which one is the feed? or does it matter

Sicktght311

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Tap into the heater core lines. That way you know you have a solid full feed of coolant. Thats what i did and it took 30 seconds. Just get a T fitting, cut the two heater core lines, T into them, then run lines to the turbo. Simple as pie.

Demon_ni2

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thats what hes already doing with using the TB lines. they come straight from the heatercore lines

steven121

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im just going to tee off the lines its no big, I just need to know what size T do I need and which lines are the feed and return and that will solve my coolant problem and understanding

senate6268

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It's better if you integrate the turbo's coolant lines into the coolant system than if you just tee them into it. Remove one of the lines going from the coolant pipe to the throttle body. Then run a line from the throttle body to the coolant inlet fitting on the turbo and run a line back from the coolant outlet fitting to the coolant pipe.

link62

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^this is what i did a lot better then having to tee in to them

Demon_ni2

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i dont even suggest T'in into them.. just reroute them all together. if your not in the north u really dont need the throttle body to be heated at all. (and hes in Tx)

but whatever works. water is water as long as its got flow to it.

steven121

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hey anyones opinion matters to me I understand what you mean bro

im just nervous about the winters down here just because they change so frequently super cold one day and super hot the next its unpredictable. But hey you helped me find the coolant lines and I appreciate that I didnt even know where they were at. lol

oh yeah which line is which? still trying to figure out under the throttle body which line is the return and which line is the feed?

Also does anyone know where to find a 16G 9.8T oil return flange? need one about 5/8ths of an inch I will buy one new or used asap!!!

Demon_ni2

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water lines really dont matter which way you route them.
oil return just get any evo oil return kit. u will have to cut the J pipe thing in half because its to long.
(any evo that has upgraded to a bigger turbo will no longer use there oil return line, so message a few people with forsale threads, see if they have an extra laying around for the oil return line)
if i remember right it was like a 30$ part form mitsubshi with we bought it for my buddies lancer we did a 16g setup on. (not 100% sure on that price) but we only used one piece from the kit, and we cut it in half..

steven121

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ok will this flange fit for my oil return on the evo 8 turbo? Its the flange part and thats all I need to finish the return part

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWAX%3AIT

OZ Rally

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Yes it looks like it will work. I'm using one from a t25 and have no problems at all.

steven121

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thanks bro

Tnastyevo8

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goodluck with the build

steven121

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thanks man.

hey does anyone know what brand of gauges should I get for the following? I want to use the three pillar gauge becuase I think it looks sweet.

Boost gauge -
EGT Guage -
Wideband -
Oil Pressure Guage -

I just don't want to get some cheap crap gauges or really expensive gauges.

Or is anyone selling thier gauges that I could possible buy from them?

link62

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wideband i say go for aem you can look in the evo for sales their are usually some up for sale on there
and for the others i have prosport gauges so you should look in to them