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Old 11-08-2006, 01:24 PM
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I hate to post up on the tech forum, but I am in desperate need of a fuel rail setup for a 1993 style intake. The 1993 is totally different from the 94 up stuff I have. This in the only thing keeping me from finishing up the car and I can't find one anywhere. I will gladly buy the fuel rails if someone has the intake or fuel rails lying around. Pm me here or email me at whontime@yahoo.com Thanks.
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check on CamaroZ28.com.

there was one on there for $100 or so with fuel rails and inj.

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Do I get a finders fee?

3mins on eBay scored me this

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LT1-F...spagenameZWDVW
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Do I get a finders fee?

3mins on eBay scored me this

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LT1-F...spagenameZWDVW
LOL. I have been looking on ebay for weeks and haven't seen one. I even looked before posting up here...and nothing. Thanks for the link.
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how soon do you need to get your hands on one? i have a 93 setup and will need a newer setup for my newer intake but im not ready to do my swap yet, let me know whats up!
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I have a 93 and will also be switching to afr heads and newer style intake in mid December. If you still need it by then shoot me an e-mail. jnorkavage@nefcom.net
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Thanks guys. I picked up the one that Formula350 linked off the bay. Thanks to everyone who posted up to help me out.
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I first searched 1992 Corvette Intake, then 93, then 1993 Firebird Intake, then 1993 LT1 Fuel and BINGO! Glad I could help, AND It's polished
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What makes the 93 intake better?
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What makes the 93 intake better?
Nothing. I picked up a set of ported heads with a port matched/milled intake a while back for an engine build. After I got the engine assembled I realized that my 1994 up fuel rail would not fit the intake. 1993 intakes are different from the later style in that they don't have the recessed groove for the front crossover. Thats the only difference as far as I know. Performance wise it doesn't matter.
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Originally Posted by Ls1Bait
What makes the 93 intake better?

Looks cooler w/o the front crossover FINS to the front!!!
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note: no adjustable fuel pressure regulators that are claimed as 93-97 will work on a 93 intake/fuel rail setup, it has to be 93 only! aeromotive,accel,holly, they all dont work with 93 setups! just thought i would spread the word!
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we just modify the stock ones to work two welded bungs and some teflon braided line
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Originally Posted by TwoFast4Lv
we just modify the stock ones to work two welded bungs and some teflon braided line
Happen to have a pic of one handy? I would like to see how you modified the rail. Thanks.
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there is an article on gm high tech performances website about custom fabbing fuel rails with fittings and braided lines.... check that out for some real good pics
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Originally Posted by whontime
Performance wise it doesn't matter.
Are you sure?
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I'd think the 93 flows better w/o the crossover in the front, but I doubt there's a diff. Or one worth mentioning.
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not the best pic but you get the idea

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Originally Posted by Formula350
I'd think the 93 flows better w/o the crossover in the front
Bingo!
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Originally Posted by GIZMO
Bingo!
OH OH What do I win?!?!
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