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Old 01-24-2009, 04:59 PM
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Ive got a plate system from nitrous outlet (kit # NO-10112-10) What size fitting is the fuel supply line? I've got to buy a few fittings to make my fuel system work. Ive got the professional products 85MM manifold and had a few issues with the fuel system leaking so I had the fittings welded to the fuel rail. So I want to add a fitting before the connection at the fuel supply line and run my fuel supply line for my noid there. What are some thoughts on this?
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The fitting on the plate should be a -3, as for the noid threads into it are 1/8 npt "pipe" if it has AN- fittings already on it then probably a -4. AN fittings are based on 16ths just measure them 4/16th or 1/4 inch is a -4, 6/16th or 3/8 is -6 and so on. Hope that helps you out. Sounds like you have a good plan to start with, I have the same leaky *** rails thought really hard about taking the TIG to mine.
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i had a few problems with the leaking so i just had them tig welded as i have many rails. it is a great way to insure the leaks never come back. i lost my porsche to a fuel rfail leak. so i like to make sure there are no leaks at all. but back to my original question. the fuel supply line that feeds the noid is the fitting in question. i know its bigger than the -3an fitting on the plate. so it is -4an in size? i need to but a t-fitting that is a female / male -6an/-6an with a pressure bleed off of 1/8 and buy another fitting that is 1/8 / -4an so the fuel supply line can attach. how does that sound?
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Like this on from Summit then use a 1/8 npt to -4AN adapter threaded into it. That is what I did for my fuel pressure gauge.

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
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Yea thats exactly the same fitting that i have been looking at.




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