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#1: 03-17-2013, 07:45 AM
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Alright, I am installing a VF43 (sti style turbo) in my 05 LGT. I have an AVCS Oil Supply line from FP along with FP's inline filter. I can't find any install info on this.

First, here is all the parts that comes with the kit:



Here is how I "think" it should be assembled:



Cant figure out where the hell the "flare cap goes"?



Does the FP line replace this part of the oil line?



Last question would be which end goes where? I think the straight part of the line goes on top of turbo and the elbow goes to the engine?
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The flared nut covers that hole you have on the last pic
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And the banjo bolts are the wrong ends switch em
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When I installed mine I put the filter coming off the engine and flat part into turbo
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The flared nut covers that hole you have on the last pic
Thanks. So If I cap that, where does the FP line go into the engine? On the other end of that piece I capped?
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Mine came from a bolt under the post maf tube just under the beginning of the turbo inlet
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Mine came from a bolt under the post maf tube just under the beginning of the turbo inlet
Yeah I see it now. My problem is the Up pipe is in the way. I was able to get the stock banjo bolt out (barely) but the new one is a lot longer and my up pipe is in the way. Looks like I might need to remove the Up Pipe
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Yeah I see it now. My problem is the Up pipe is in the way. I was able to get the stock banjo bolt out (barely) but the new one is a lot longer and my up pipe is in the way. Looks like I might need to remove the Up Pipe
Nevermind! I see where you are talking about. Im making it way harder than it is.
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This is how mine was routed big circle is where i had the filter coming from the block, the smaller circle was the banjo bolt
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This is how mine was routed big circle is where i had the filter coming from the block, the smaller circle was the banjo bolt
Cool, I totally understand it now. Thanks so much!
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Alright so here is what it looks like, I think I got it.

Top of turbo:



Other side of line underneath inlet:



I routed it around rather than under the manifold:

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That looks like mine except the routing
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