Where To Find A Earls An Fitting For Rx6 Turbo
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From: S.w. Florida boring ass ft myers to be exact. where the old people come to die
hey guys i have the apexi rx6 turb and i went to fix my oil leak only to discover that the an fitting is stripped. this fitting is the one that sits on top of the turbo and is connected to the oil feed lines. i tried the local shops and no one can get it because it has that wierd regulator hole in the bottom of the fitting. so i went to a apexi dealer and they said that they cannot get it and to try to call apexi. so i called apexi usa and they said that they cannot get it either because the turbo comes as a kit and they are not allowed to seperate it out. so the told me to try to find the fitting from a earl's store. which i already tried. i think it is a -4 an straight fitting. anyways apexi usa has always ben helpful in the past and they are going to call apexi japan to see if the can get the part number so i can order it through a local shop. so i thought i would put up a post to see if anybody here knows that part number so i dont have to wait for apexi to call me back.
thanks
john
thanks
john
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From: S.w. Florida boring ass ft myers to be exact. where the old people come to die
i already tried summit, and jegs. they didnt know what i was talking about. i sent an email to holley and i am awaiting a response
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Originally Posted by apexkw' date='Jan 14 2003, 05:30 PM
i already tried summit, and jegs. they didnt know what i was talking about. i sent an email to holley and i am awaiting a response
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Originally Posted by apexkw' date='Jan 15 2003, 06:00 AM
yup it is. i have a pic if you want but i dont have anywhere to host it.
jfrederi@juno.com
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I couldn't view the image you sent me. Try looking at http://store.summitracing.com/default.asp?...d%3D9%26s%3D139 .
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