fergymoto

iTrader: (129)

I want to buy a set of 1993 LT1 fuel rails and lines because my port-matched intake manifold happens to be a 1993 model


Yes I know this is the wrong place for this, yes I am sorry

No one seems to read the parts wanted very much so I just wanted to try here. Please PM me if anyone can help me out. Thanks

mybluez28echoes

iTrader: (12)

I'm sorry to tell you this buddy but I got the same problem. I bought an engine and was told it was a 96 but the very hard way I found out it's a 93. You're right, 93 intakes have the fuel connections on the front of the engine unlike 94-97. I simple "Bent" the fuel lines very carefully to hook to the front of the intake, then I went to advance auto and bought a gas hose to hook it to the left side of the motor I think it's the return line or something but I'm sure you know which third hose I'm talking about.
After all my engine didn't work but I don't if the reason has anything to do with the fuel lines, I know I did not damage any of them. If I were you I'd get a 94-97 intake and fuel rails and intake if you're trying to put a 93 engine on a 94-97 Car. I'll be parting the engine out sometime soon and will be more than happy to sell you the 93 rails.

fergymoto

iTrader: (129)

I already have a 94-97 intake but it doesn't fit the heads very well. That's why I want to use the one that was matched to them. I'm looking to buy a set of rails pretty quick here, when do you want to sell them?? Please pm me...

GIZMO

iTrader: (8)

The best fuel rails to use would be the later ones. You will need to weld up the crossover tube holes and add a fitting for a new crossover to the top of the rails. If you are stuck on running 1993 rails send me a PM and I will see what I have.

Good Luck,

Daren