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Turbo Upgrade Components
A turbocharger depends on more than the turbo itself. Its bearings need a steady supply of clean oil, and the fittings that connect the oil feed line to the turbo play a direct part in that. When you change turbos or re-plumb the oil supply, the original fittings often no longer match. Small parts like adapters bridge that gap so the oil feed connects properly and seals without leaks.
Right now we have 1 product in stock in this category, from Garrett. It is the Garrett Oil Inlet Adapter, a fitting that joins an oil feed line to a turbo oil inlet when the threads on each side differ. The full product listing shows the exact thread sizes, so you can compare them with your setup.
Before you order, keep these points in mind:
Confirm the thread size and pitch on both your turbo oil inlet and your oil feed line.
Check whether your turbo calls for a restrictor in the oil feed, and follow the turbo maker's guidance.
Use the correct sealing method for the fitting type, with fresh washers where they apply.
To narrow things down, pick your vehicle and see what fits.
A turbocharger depends on more than the turbo itself. Its bearings need a steady supply of clean oil, and the fittings that connect the oil feed line to the turbo play a direct part in that. When you change turbos or re-plumb the oil supply, the original fittings often no longer match. Small parts like adapters bridge that gap so the oil feed connects properly and seals without leaks.
Right now we have 1 product in stock in this category, from Garrett. It is the Garrett Oil Inlet Adapter, a fitting that joins an oil feed line to a turbo oil inlet when the threads on each side differ. The full product listing shows the exact thread sizes, so you can compare them with your setup.
Before you order, keep these points in mind:
Confirm the thread size and pitch on both your turbo oil inlet and your oil feed line.
Check whether your turbo calls for a restrictor in the oil feed, and follow the turbo maker's guidance.
Use the correct sealing method for the fitting type, with fresh washers where they apply.
To narrow things down, pick your vehicle and see what fits.
