Just a quick question - I recently developed a really bad oil leak, which appears to be coming from the turbo oil line (the line that goes into the top of the turbo). It is leaking out of the engine side, not the turbo side. I'm going to school, so I don't have any tools on me, I just use my brother's shop when I need to do something. But before I head out to his shop, is there supposed to be a copper crush washer or an o-ring or something in there that I could replace? I didn't really see

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I need a thermostate housing for my 87 Starion. The one have has a crack in it :-( Thanks

I tried to put this in the engine mods forum but it would not let me post.While my car is down while I am doing the suspension I decided to tweek a couple things.I had been running the AIC system with 2 480CFM injectors mounted in the OVC pipe and decided to drill the intake runners and mount the injectors where the 2 intake runners split into 4.Cant be any worse than the fuel puddleing up in the OVC pipe and just oozing down into the T/B.Since I already have all the stuff so its only costing m