Turbo Flange 1/2" T3 T4 on 2040-parts.com
Odessa, Florida, United States
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"Billet" aluminum oil drain WITH bolts gasket / return flange for T3 , T4, turbochargers. Designed to be used with 8mm thread x 1.25 pitch bolts to bolt to turbo. Flange is threaded in the center with 1/2" NPT for use with any of our 1/2" NPT to AN fittings.
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