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Old 12-19-2009 | 07:04 AM
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I am doing the lsx mustang swap! I have read alot of back and forth on return style rails and returnless. Since i have not bought mine yet, What would be the best/ easier rail to use. I will be using and intake 255lph pump.
Old 12-20-2009 | 11:24 AM
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t.t.t anyone?
Old 12-20-2009 | 02:05 PM
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I'm not sure if this is the right decision or not but I purchased Corvette LS1 rails from a 99 car with injectors. I bought this to use the vette filter and inline fuel pump, that's what others have recommended for ease of build. I guess I could have gone with the camaro rails and just ran two lines to the intake but I guess this is easier.
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I have a Camaro LS1 fuel rail and 24 lb injectors that have been cleaned and balanced by RC Engineering. The injectors have not been used since being cleaned and balanced. I will sell all to you for $100 plus $10 for shipping. The RC cleaning and balance was $192 alone. PM me if interested.
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Thanks but already have 28.8 injectors, just need to find rails which i can, not sure which ones are better to use though
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I'm using performance products , ls rails. They are very nice... And under $100 and can be had in stock at vansenus.
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I Junked the pro rails. Got Aeromotives... They Are really nice but $200 ish. The Professional products leaked...
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Just my $.02.. Any rail that uses pipe threads instead of strait threads/o'ring fittings are cheapos.
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Easiest is going to be a vette FPR and the returnless rails. The full return setup would be nice though.
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Originally Posted by Old Geezer
Just my $.02.. Any rail that uses pipe threads instead of strait threads/o'ring fittings are cheapos.
Yup.. A bunch of local guys run them no issues. I got so pissed at them I gave them away to my buddy... He's going to weld the fittings in...
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I have professional products on mine. They are the least expensive and they haven't leaked.
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Originally Posted by LS88FoxBody
I Junked the pro rails. Got Aeromotives... They Are really nice but $200 ish. The Professional products leaked...
I have the Professional Products rails, no problems here.
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How much teflon paste or tape you have to use to get em sealed? Google those rails. Many people have had them leak and had their car catch on fire...
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I run the FAST Billet rails and use them on almost everything I build. They are straight 3/4" thread with an o-ring, and never had any issues at all. With your inectors you would need FAST part #146032-KIT.

As far as return or returnless, I go from the pump to a corvette filter/regulator that returns to the tank that feeds a returnless line to the engine.

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How much teflon paste or tape you have to use to get em sealed? Google those rails. Many people have had them leak and had their car catch on fire...
I use a thread sealant called Leak Lock. I use it on every pipe thread I encounter. Nothing leaks through that stuff. It's industrial grade stuff. I don't know where to buy it though. I have A friend that's a pipe fitter that I get it from.




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