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    Quote Originally Posted by BTEC
    Ur oil pump controls the oil pressure dude. Sounds like ur reading too much. U did ask where u get it from at the end of ur post that y i went through the whole how to descriptions. Not trying to call u dumb but some ppl dnt know.
    No I meant where do you guy get oil regulators, I'm using this now

    Function7 T3/T4 -3 AN Regulator Turbo Oil Inlet Fitting
    Function7 - Precision Machined, 7075 Billet Aluminum, -3 AN (JIC) male inlet fitting with integrated restrictor
    Part Number: F7T34-R3


    This is a fixed price sale for a one-piece billet T3/T4 Turbo Oil Inlet Flange with a male -3 AN (JIC) flare fitting machined directly onto the flange.

    This flange has a BUILT-IN REGULATOR (1.6mm orifice) to control oil flow into the turbocharger in order to prevent the turbo bearing cartridge oil seal from blowing out. This happens quite often in import engines which have dynamic oil pressures of 65psi and up
    Images show the -4AN version. The -3AN version is similar, but with a -3AN fitting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1/4Mile
    No I meant where do you guy get oil regulators, I'm using this now

    Function7 T3/T4 -3 AN Regulator Turbo Oil Inlet Fitting
    Function7 - Precision Machined, 7075 Billet Aluminum, -3 AN (JIC) male inlet fitting with integrated restrictor
    Part Number: F7T34-R3


    This is a fixed price sale for a one-piece billet T3/T4 Turbo Oil Inlet Flange with a male -3 AN (JIC) flare fitting machined directly onto the flange.

    This flange has a BUILT-IN REGULATOR (1.6mm orifice) to control oil flow into the turbocharger in order to prevent the turbo bearing cartridge oil seal from blowing out. This happens quite often in import engines which have dynamic oil pressures of 65psi and up
    Images show the -4AN version. The -3AN version is similar, but with a -3AN fitting.

    oh ok i gotcha. ive never seen those b4 but the only times ive seen seals blow is when u dnt have a good drain, or too big of a supply line. Thanks for posting the info though. sorry i wasnt really ne help to you.

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