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**Goat Blower** · 09-02-2005

I made my own starting with a NT pan. I put it slightly above the stock location and a bit towards the outside as well. I used -12AN line and welded on a steel -12AN fitting to the pan. No leaks anymore.

The -12AN line just barely fits over the stock metal return line, which I used for the fitting on the turbo.

When the engine is running, your 4.5 quarts are all through the engine, it's not all sitting in the pan.

09-02-2005	#4
Goat Blower aka Goodbye Asteroids Champion! Beach Squirter Champion! Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: under the car Drives: Taylor Made R15 Posts: 7,765	Re: Oil pan return line location I made my own starting with a NT pan. I put it slightly above the stock location and a bit towards the outside as well. I used -12AN line and welded on a steel -12AN fitting to the pan. No leaks anymore. The -12AN line just barely fits over the stock metal return line, which I used for the fitting on the turbo. When the engine is running, your 4.5 quarts are all through the engine, it's not all sitting in the pan. __________________ 2009 Corvette Z51-SOLD 1992 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX-SOLD 2013 BMW Z4-Current summer hooptie 2017 GMC Yukon-Current winter hooptie