turbo drain?
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Joined: Jan 2003
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From: Bay area, Ca
I would suggest angling the turbo 1st then checking the length before cutting the hose. I had cut mine so many times and ended up being short. As you can see the drain is between 5-6 o'clock position. Maybe could've got little more towards 5 o'clock but hose length wouldn't allow. Hope that helps
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TECH Regular
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 466
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From: Bay area, Ca
Also. You can turn the hose end wherever you like it for better clearance and angle. That's another thing i didn't do before until jon mentioned to do because it was hitting the flange area where the the turbo sits causing me not to have any room to tighten the hose end or move it a certain way.
