I'm not exactly clear on what you mean about a dipstick tube. I may have tossed the one I cut off into the box of "spares". I cut it off about two inches from the block, tapped it and threaded a bolt onto it. I tried to figure out a more tactful way of removing it with no luck.My Vanagon application uses the chingus attached to the pan and the stock tube just takes up space.Would it be any good to you?
Quote from: Gizmoman on May 20, 2013, 10:39:27 pmI'm not exactly clear on what you mean about a dipstick tube. I may have tossed the one I cut off into the box of "spares". I cut it off about two inches from the block, tapped it and threaded a bolt onto it. I tried to figure out a more tactful way of removing it with no luck.My Vanagon application uses the chingus attached to the pan and the stock tube just takes up space.Would it be any good to you?Nah, but thanks for the offer; I'll just fish one out of the never-ending VW parts warehouse that is New Jersey. NO I'm not kidding; NJ is where all the weird, hard-to-find, and not-for-US-market parts seem to be held, at least by what my work's parts department's computer says. I've pulled about 65% of VW original dealership parts from the Joisey warehouse, all with only 2-3 days delivery max. I pulled a damn near-complete 02A Eurovan cable clutch conversion out of there! I guess the lesson is this: When the apocalypse hits, the AAZ's will STILL go to the Garden State for parts!
. . .Would it be any good to you?
Quote from: CrazyAndy on May 22, 2013, 10:39:38 pmQuote from: Gizmoman on May 20, 2013, 10:39:27 pmI'm not exactly clear on what you mean about a dipstick tube. I may have tossed the one I cut off into the box of "spares". I cut it off about two inches from the block, tapped it and threaded a bolt onto it. I tried to figure out a more tactful way of removing it with no luck.My Vanagon application uses the chingus attached to the pan and the stock tube just takes up space.Would it be any good to you?Nah, but thanks for the offer; I'll just fish one out of the never-ending VW parts warehouse that is New Jersey. NO I'm not kidding; NJ is where all the weird, hard-to-find, and not-for-US-market parts seem to be held, at least by what my work's parts department's computer says. I've pulled about 65% of VW original dealership parts from the Joisey warehouse, all with only 2-3 days delivery max. I pulled a damn near-complete 02A Eurovan cable clutch conversion out of there! I guess the lesson is this: When the apocalypse hits, the AAZ's will STILL go to the Garden State for parts!How much do you like fishing? id like one of those for future use.
That is one honkin turbo! I spoze you have a super pump to feed it fuel and studs to keep the head under the hood?What kind of boost numbers are you targeting?