94Aquaformula

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How much do you think a new fuel rail would be from GM? Iam about to buy one off the internet and wondering how much one is new?

fergymoto

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Probably an *** ton of money. I wouldn't be surprised by $2-500. Check and tell us

94Aquaformula

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k will do. The one i'm buying is less than a hundred.

GIZMO

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Years ago they were over $250.00 per side from GM. Probably more now if they are even available.

94Aquaformula

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Holy **** thats stupid expensive!

Formula350

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Why do you need new? What's wrong with used/junkyard ones?

ckyconan2003

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i'd go hit up the junkyard! Just clean them out real well with some degreaser/fuel injector cleaner. WAMMO! new fuel rails!

94Aquaformula

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Thats what i think i'm going to do. How do you go by polishing them? What do you all need?

ckyconan2003

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i wouldnt say it's polishing, just ensuring you get all the dust, dirt, etc. out of the tubes. Brake cleaner does wonders to stuff!

94Aquaformula

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I thought you can polish the fuel rails, Like make them nice and shiney like crome?

94Aquaformula

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I just checked GM and they want 495.00 dollers for each side. Thats just stupid

fergymoto

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That's insane! If they aren't corroded or pitted you can get a pretty nice polished finish justby using Mothers Mag & Aluminum polish and a towel or terry cloth.

PunishedU

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I bought a second set off of ebay for really cheap, like $25. Took it apart and am going to get some an fittings welded to it. They do polish up really easy. I think I started w/ 1500 grit wet and then used some mother's and they came out really nice, especially on top of my fully polished intake manifold. Hehe