Twin turbo oil return
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From: Norn Iron
As long as the flow path is clear and gravity fed to above the level of oil, go with it. Min 1/2" diameter line.
If the path isnt as smooth or clear as you'd like, go larger. Oil journal units will go through more oil flow than a ball bearing unit too.
If the path isnt as smooth or clear as you'd like, go larger. Oil journal units will go through more oil flow than a ball bearing unit too.
I wasn't able to use my timing cover due to clearance issues. My driver side turbo goes to the side of the pan just before the drop off and the passenger turbo goes to the front of the pan, there is enough room to fit a -10 bung.
