Patent-pending turbo oil drain

A flexible stainless turbo oil drain that actually fits.

Turbo oil drains are supposed to be simple, until the turbo, manifold, downpipe, wastegate, turbine housing, engine mount, and oil pan all want the same space.

Turbo Flex Drain gives you a compact 304 stainless, O-ring-sealed turbo drain with a flexible -10AN path back to the pan without fighting the rest of the engine bay.

Built to survive heat, vibration, and bad packaging.

Choose your flange

Main product

Turbo Flex Drain is a 304 stainless turbo oil drain with a Viton O-ring-sealed turbo flange and clean -10AN routing.

Choose the 38mm compact-pattern flange or the 50.8mm large-frame-pattern flange, then add the hose section, fittings, and weld bung needed for your return path.

Major features

  • 304 stainless construction
  • Patent-pending raised flexible stainless drain architecture
  • Viton O-ring sealed turbo flange
  • Controlled flexibility for tight turbo swaps
  • No vulnerable turbo-side rubber or braided hose section
  • -10AN hose, fitting, and weld bung options
  • Dedicated lower wrench flats to keep installation torque out of the flexible bellows

Why the lower wrench flats?

Flexible bellows are designed to move, not absorb installation torque.

Turbo Flex Drain includes dedicated lower wrench flats so you can hold the assembly while tightening the -10AN connection, keeping wrenching torque out of the flexible section.

Wrench the fitting. Not the flex.

Available configurations

  • 38mm compact-pattern Turbo Flex Drain
  • 50.8mm large-frame-pattern Turbo Flex Drain
  • -10AN stainless drain hose sections in 12, 18, 24, and 36 inch lengths
  • -10AN straight, 45-degree, and 90-degree fittings
  • -10AN aluminum and stainless weld bungs

Support

Turbo Flex Drain stainless flex drain assemblies are covered by a Limited Lifetime Warranty for the original purchaser against covered defects in materials and workmanship.

Eligible original purchasers also receive one TFD Second Chance replacement option for qualifying accidental or installer-caused damage that is not excluded by the program terms.