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    Conscript
    You could try this: https://toyota.epc-data.com/86/zn6/ The specific diagram looks like it's here: https://toyota.epc-data.com/86/zn6/183230/electric/8106/81735/ Click on the relevant part in the diagram and it should bring up the Toyota Part Number. Edit: Took a screenshot of what I think it is....
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    will300

    Oil coolers / baffled sumps

    gavin_t reacted to will300 for a post in a topic

    If your going to build a kit yourself or want to customise an existing kit, you can get a sandwich plate with a 45° output, like: https://trackformula.co.uk/product/racinglines-oil-cooler-thermostatic-sandwich-plate-adapter/ https://turbozentrum.co.uk/Universal-Sandwich-Plate-with-Thermostat-and-Sensor-Ports-M20x15-and-3-4-16UNF?curr=GBP&gclid=Cj0KCQiA0fr_BRDaARIsAABw4EuF71gVGeUb2QneHCoxY06uO-EDIyaPaByZrEKPjLTUbWoU_OG2h2waAk--EALw_wcB For reference the Jackson Racing kit for our cars comes with a sandwich plate with this design. When I spoke to Rogue about using AN Banjo fittings on the oil cooler, they advised against using them as they are known to leak.
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    Deacon

    Oil coolers / baffled sumps

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    That's what I have
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    Rich196

    Reyland brake kit

    gavin_t reacted to Rich196 for a post in a topic

    Im sure it was a company called finishline on ebay where I last got them from. Not bought for a while as I have a set on the shelf still.
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