Braided Turbo Oil line?

It would be very simple. Even easier then installing the OEM line. The hardest part would be removing the old line. IIRC the fittings are just 45degree flares on the turbo and the rear of the oil cooler. Might have to make a few brackets because the new line wouldn't be as rigid as the steel line. The only problem you might run into is if you have a remote mounted oil filter. I have seen some detroits come w/ a 3rd oil filter that use a "T" in the turbo feed line to supply it.

 

Would it withstand the heat it's just a rubber hose inside the braid isn't it?

 

I agree. Stratoflex line (metal braid) won't take the heat in the area of the turbo.

 

http://www.mcmaster.com/#general-purpose-hose/=fpbsy2

You could check Parker website too.

 

If you are having trouble finding one--see if there is a custom motorcycle shop in the area Russell(brand name)makes very strong and heat resistant braided stainless oil and brake lines--most of the higher end custom (and all race bikes)use this and most better shops carry rolls of the stuff--just buy the length you need and then put the ends on
just my $.02

 

I can tell you from personal experience, if it gets to close it will melt. I had to make a clamp off my air cleaner to hold it far enough away.
But then who needs the waste gate, imagine the extra power you can get without it.