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Dont use a T fitting as most of them are brass and the added weight + vibration make them extremely prone to snapping off at the threads. To the OP, get yourself a Golden Eagle Mfg. oil sandwich:
http://www.accountwizard.com/clients...tem&itemid=340
http://www.accountwizard.com/clients...tem&itemid=340
Maybe I've just been lucky or something?
And MP5, I'm taking into consideration not just a singular vehicle but of in excess of hundreds of customers cars. It's simply not a great practice to run a T fitting directly from the port.. running a "soft line" from the port then using a T fitting, sure, but not right at the port and certainly not if it's brass (ie. soft metal). Some individuals may get lax with the idea of running a brass T fitting, decide to not just put the stock oil pressure sensor (which is heavy enough given the "right" conditions) but, run an aftermarket oil pressure sending unit and then finally a line for the feed. Combine this with some urethane bushings, hasport race mounts and traction bars and when they lose oil with a quickness, they'll only need to look underneath their intake manifold to see where it's going.
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