battsup

I found that someone is selling the basic Professional Products Fuel rail on ebay for $50(20 of them). its the basic kit(10613) which doesn't seem to have the crossover hose. Where can you buy this crossover hose from and roughly how much would it cost? Anybody have experience with this? I'm getting a bare LS2 and would need a rail. I found one stock rail only and that was $60. So i'm thinking if I can get the connecting hose for 10-20 bucks I'll have something that looks nicer, any thoughts?

battsup

The same person is selling the complete rail for $100. Let me rephrase the question then, can you get the front crossover hose for less than $50?

battsup

I called summit and they said with that the hose and fittings to make that crossover hose was going to be $42.50, for the extra $7.50 its worth it just to buy the kit where everything is done I guess. I went ahead and bought the $100 kit, $115.50 shipped. the part number is pfs-10614.

JeaneZ28

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streetsideauto has it for $107 free shipping.

streetassasin

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I have the pp rails (speedinc.'s budget rail kit is the pp kit), It's not a bad kit I just dont like the mounting brackets for the rails

battsup

Damnit, I wish i would have known that before I made the purchase. And if you use coupon code SSA5OFF you get another 5% off .

battsup

did you guys have any problems with leaking or anything else that I should be watching out for?

streetassasin

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mine did, just use the recommended loctite thread sealant, they leaked bad where the injector goes into the rail becuase the damn fail mounting bracket liked to loosen up

djquik88

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The brackets sucks, and mine turned pink ...lol They were not in the sun either.....

JeaneZ28

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Every time I go to buy part I go to google shopping (along with some other sites) and search the part number to see who has it the cheapest. I've saved a lot money doing so.

MeanYellowZ

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I have used the cheaper rails a few times and every time they have leaked at the fittings for me. No matter if I used Teflon Tape/ paste or whatever even after multiple attempts. In the future if I have to use them again I will install the fittings and then TIG them in before fuel ever gets near the rails.

digitalsolo

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Watch the hold down brackets, I've seen 2 pairs (mine and a friend's) leak because the adjustable brackets allowed the rails to move around a bit. Not good.

Also make sure your injector o-rings are correct if you're mixing LS1/LS2 parts.

6L.IROC-Z

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we have used these on a few setups they have worked good no leaks http://www.summitracing.com/parts/EDL-3638/

vannatta20

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Will any of those kits fit an LS3 intake?