Need help with turbo oil return line

[Rohitter7878]

So I bought a new line for my car and the one fitting fit the oil pan perfectly but the other one was way off. Any idea on what turbo I could have?

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[motomattx]

It looks like the smaller one if for the Mitsubishi Garrett turbo, the larger one looks like its for the Mitsubishi "Mitsubishi" brand turbo, they would both be for a Mitsubishi but Mitsubishi used two different companies to supply the turbo's for their generation one vs generation two cars.

 

[Rohitter7878]

It looks like the smaller one if for the Mitsubishi Garrett turbo, the larger one looks like its for the Mitsubishi "Mitsubishi" brand turbo, they would both be for a Mitsubishi but Mitsubishi used two different companies to supply the turbo's for their generation one vs generation two cars.

Would I need to buy the bigger one than?

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Would I need to buy the bigger one than?

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Would I have to buy the g-series then? Because I know the other 2 would be way too small since I already was given the mitsu-series one.

 

[JusMX141]

That's a Garrett TB2566, the factory turbo for a 2G.

It should be noted that the 10AN drain is about a 5mm downgrade of inside diameter spec compared to the OEM 2G drain (which is all metal and cannot kink or collapse); the OEM 2G drain is also about 300% less-expensive. So your replacement costs more, flows less, and fits quite poorly.

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[streetraceboi]

That's a Garrett TB2566, the factory turbo for a 2G.

It should be noted that the 10AN drain is about a 5mm downgrade of inside diameter spec compared to the OEM 2G drain (which is all metal and cannot kink or collapse); the OEM 2G drain is also about 300% less-expensive. So your replacement costs more, flows less, and fits quite poorly.

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I agree with Justin. Stick to stock return line. Don't try to get fancy with it, there are no "gains" just headaches going aftermarket on an OEM turbo

 

[Rohitter7878]

Thanks guys, man what a waste of money then haha FML, anyone want to buy this then haha.

 

[1990TSIAWDTALON]

Post it up in the Classifieds, someone can use it.

 

[streetraceboi]

Do you still have the stock one to use?

 

[Rohitter7878]

I need to inspect it better because it has oil on it so assuming it had a crack and was bent a bit I thought it was bad