justinp20012500

Here is a P# for a factory bung. (incase anyone needed it)

Its about 15 to 17 dollars from the dealer.

JDGnut

The line I added was 5/8 ID.. the stock line is 7/8 ID.. Many engines run 1/2, 5/8 or 3/4 return line.. The feed lines are tiny.. The trick is to keep the downward angle from the Big turbo... Yes, I'll agree returning to the pan is the best... but there was no way I was going to pull the pan on that truck...

swank

here's how i did mine. i didn't have as bad of a time with the pan because the tranny was out and the adapter plate was off.

cumminsman02

thanks everybody that was about the easiest thing i have done to my truck. i was expecting something much different and much harder but to my surprise i just laid a flat screwdriver against one side gave her a couple of light taps with the eastwing hammer it turned sideways, grabbed it with a pair of pliers and pulled her right out. simple as that. took about 10 seconds and when it was done i was like wow that was easy!!! it was about a million times harder on the undervalved truck i had.


to those who are going to twin a 12 valver- take your time when you drill that oil pan, it can make the job much harder if you rush and mess it up. just drill a hole in the oil pan, clean it out several times, and either weld it, be sure to cool it too, or JB WELD it (what i did). either way it will be fine and just think you're almost done just connect the dots now!!! good luck to all!!!

signature600

Yeah Guys, Thanks for all the help. Hopefully I can get around to putting them on soon!

Thanks,
Chris