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Simplify your turbocharger installation with the ICT Billet Turbo Oil Supply Adapter. This precision-machined adapter converts the factory M16-1.5 port on your GM LS-Series engine block into a standard -4AN male fitting, making it easy to connect your turbo oil feed line. It is an essential component for any LS-based turbo build.
Each adapter is crafted from high-quality aluminum and includes a crush washer to ensure a leak-free seal every time. The natural finish provides a clean look, while the robust design ensures it can withstand the high temperatures and pressures associated with turbocharging. ICT Billet is a leader in LS swap components, providing the parts you need to get your project on the road.
When adding a turbocharger to your LS engine, getting the oil supply right is critical for turbo longevity. Don't settle for inferior fittings that may leak or fail. Trust the high-quality adapters and performance parts available at GGCRACING to keep your turbo build running smoothly and reliably.
Simplify your turbocharger installation with the ICT Billet Turbo Oil Supply Adapter. This precision-machined adapter converts the factory M16-1.5 port on your GM LS-Series engine block into a standard -4AN male fitting, making it easy to connect your turbo oil feed line. It is an essential component for any LS-based turbo build.
Each adapter is crafted from high-quality aluminum and includes a crush washer to ensure a leak-free seal every time. The natural finish provides a clean look, while the robust design ensures it can withstand the high temperatures and pressures associated with turbocharging. ICT Billet is a leader in LS swap components, providing the parts you need to get your project on the road.
When adding a turbocharger to your LS engine, getting the oil supply right is critical for turbo longevity. Don't settle for inferior fittings that may leak or fail. Trust the high-quality adapters and performance parts available at GGCRACING to keep your turbo build running smoothly and reliably.
