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Old 01-24-2013, 06:51 PM   #21
Bill@FullBlown
 
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Originally Posted by Pure Automotive View Post
The catch is, if you get the new stage 1 kit, which is more affordable, they supply the drain pipe and fitting but you have to drop your pan and drill a hole and line it up and weld it. The old stage 1 kit had a pretapped pan with it, the new one does not.

The reason they send the AN lines and fittings unassembled is to allow for different angles/lenths in case you don't weld the bung in the pan exactly perfect.

I have the majority of the instruction manual via email, its not fully complete just yet but they have been more than helpful with things I needed to see a picture of.

If you do not have a good amount of experience with turbo kits, AN lines, welding, fuel pump modifying, etc, I would not recommend "giving it a shot" unless you feel comfortable with it.
This is exactly why the return line is sent unassembled.

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Originally Posted by King Tut View Post
I have already ordered the kit. Mine just hasn't shipped yet. I will ask them about the oil pan. I can make the AN lines, it is just cutting the metal lines and getting some of the fittings over them can be a pain in the ass. Thanks for the offer though. The fact that more companies are selling the Full Blown kit is awesome. I look forward to any more insight into the install and any pictures you can provide.
The oil return line is Nylon braided and is much easier then the steel braided lines.
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