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    Hello all,

    Getting some plumbing materials together and was wondering about some sizes.
    All for a 2.0 pinto

    Water Pump Inlet
    T-stat housing outlet

    Titan Standard Oil pump
    Inlet from oil tank
    Scavange Ports
    Pressure Ports to Block
    Return line to oil tank

    Thanx one and all
    Jeff
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    Default plumbing sizes

    Jeff,
    Most 2Ltr. F/C engines use 5/8" (-10AN) sizes for the oil system. Some scavange pipes may be 3/4".
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    Thanx Keith,
    So the 3/4 would be a -12an?
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    Yes, 3/4" (or 12/16th) is -12, see how it works!
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    Okay, I see the sizing now
    Thanx Keith
    The water pump inlet and the t stat housing outlet look to be about 1 1/2 to 2 "
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    I need to piggyback on this thread... I’m swapping things over to a new (to me) elite engine. All the oil lines on my engine are -10 but the fitting on the oil filter boss (where the pressure line from the pump goes into the block) is -8. So, my pump pressure line fitting is -10 but will step down to -8 entering the block. Is this bad? I would have to tap the new block for a bigger fitting. Possible but not easy.
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    You should be able to just change the adaptor fitting. This will be best so you don't add another joint and the different adaptor will *should" have the smallest change in ID to minimize flow disruption.
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    So change to -10 fitting with same size NPT as current that threads into the block?

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    Quote Originally Posted by EricP View Post
    I need to piggyback on this thread... I’m swapping things over to a new (to me) elite engine. All the oil lines on my engine are -10 but the fitting on the oil filter boss (where the pressure line from the pump goes into the block) is -8. So, my pump pressure line fitting is -10 but will step down to -8 entering the block. Is this bad? I would have to tap the new block for a bigger fitting. Possible but not easy.
    I have always used -8 push-on hose and fittings for everything on the pressure side. IMO, any larger is a waste of space and harder to route (needs a large bend radius). -8 has never caused me any issues. I use -10 for the supply side of the pump and the returns to the tank.

    And while on the subject of hose, SS braided lines are nothing but a PITA and have no benefits over push-on hose and fittings (except, of course for brake and clutch lines).
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    Quote Originally Posted by EricP View Post
    So change to -10 fitting with same size NPT as current that threads into the block?
    Yep - the pressure outlet on the pump can be changed from -10 to -8.

    It's a piece like this:
    https://www.summitracing.com/parts/s...162b/overview/

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