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Hey guys, I'm after a fitting exactly the same as this but one difference, where the bolts are 34mm centre to centre, this is 32mm.  An8, because it's between block and exhaust I don't thing there's room to fit a regular 90* fitting |
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drill the holes out +2mm each would do it?
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Last Edit: Oct 7, 2016 21:04:28 GMT by welshpug
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I had thought about it but at £20 each I didn't want to find there wasn't enough material on the outside of the bolt holes to do it. Also I'm not clued up on AN fittings so don't really even know what this fitting is called or where to find one, I've been randomly searching for hours and have only found this, for a gsxr
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What sort of fitting is I. The back of it mate? The an fitting is on the front/side but what fis it fitting to?
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Just an 8mm o ring for an oil way on the rear, it's for oil cooler. I've searched high and low and the pipes are only available in Germany or Asia, which outweighs costs of using AN when postage is factored in.  |
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Get a steel an fitting. I just brought an an10 steel fitting for 3 quid posted from the uk and welded it to a sump. I'm sure if you have the part shown, remove the pipe work, and weld the fitting on.
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More googling has found this turbo drain flange, NPT but can be adapted woo!   |
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Wilk
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Id be surprised if Goodridge don't have what you're after as they build a lot of custom stuff
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If it can be fixed with a hammer, then it must be an electrical fault
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