STS Oil Return??
#12
Originally Posted by TurboBerserker
Yeah, I remember hearing someone say Rick Squires says specifically NOT to go to the oil pan with their kits.
#13
Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
Why not? There TONS of people/shops on tech that run the return to the oil pan, inlcuding Allen Nelson who sells a ****-ton of those kits.
. There is nothing wrong with returning the oil to the pan.
#14
Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
Why not? There TONS of people/shops on tech that run the return to the oil pan, inlcuding Allen Nelson who sells a ****-ton of those kits.
No idea guys -- he didn't say it to me -- I read it here somewhere.
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OK... sounds like ill be returning it to the Oil Pan... I hate haveing to unhook the quick Disconnect just to put oil in.. and returning it to the Oil Pan would keep me from answering another freakin question..
Every body ask a thousand questions when they see it....
I just feel like giving them STS website and telling them to go read it..
Anybody got some pictures of where on the oil pan they returned it too??
I think ill drill and tap the pan, it would be easier and quicker. and seal it up with JBweld or Epoxy??
Any thoughts?
Every body ask a thousand questions when they see it....
I just feel like giving them STS website and telling them to go read it..

Anybody got some pictures of where on the oil pan they returned it too??
I think ill drill and tap the pan, it would be easier and quicker. and seal it up with JBweld or Epoxy??
Any thoughts?
#16
Originally Posted by nonnieselman
OK... sounds like ill be returning it to the Oil Pan... I hate haveing to unhook the quick Disconnect just to put oil in.. and returning it to the Oil Pan would keep me from answering another freakin question..
Every body ask a thousand questions when they see it....
I just feel like giving them STS website and telling them to go read it..
Anybody got some pictures of where on the oil pan they returned it too??
I think ill drill and tap the pan, it would be easier and quicker. and seal it up with JBweld or Epoxy??
Any thoughts?
Every body ask a thousand questions when they see it....
I just feel like giving them STS website and telling them to go read it..

Anybody got some pictures of where on the oil pan they returned it too??
I think ill drill and tap the pan, it would be easier and quicker. and seal it up with JBweld or Epoxy??
Any thoughts?
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Originally Posted by Spoolin
Why don't you route it back into the valley cover?
IF i did that i would have to pull the intake manifold off... and its not exaclty a clean engine we are talkin about here...
And i think the oil pan would be the easiest and less work.. ??
Im goin to do everthing in SS lines...
Now that everything is working right.. ill start tinkering with it and stuff.
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Originally Posted by Dock Rocker
I would just weld a bolt to it and use an an fitting. It would look much better that way.
You have seen my truck and under the hood... not too worried about looks



