Bargain build 16 inj vic jr efi conversion
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Awesome fab work! I doubt the fuel rail brackets will be an issue, but the worm gear clamps and rubber fuel line clamped onto the stock fuel rail is a little scarry. After all that hard work, it wouldn't be hard to flare those tubes with a swivel nut, or at least a compression AN fitting.
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When you have 20-30psi boost trying to push injectors out of the intake, and 70-80psi of fuel pressure trying to push them out of the fuel rails.
There are considerable forces at play. Combined with the already harsh environment of a running engine.
Secure rail mountings are very important, especially when there are no clips securing the injectors into the rails
A single sided mount needs to be even more secure, as tilting of the rails is quite easy, which in turn can lead to a fuel leak.
There are considerable forces at play. Combined with the already harsh environment of a running engine.
Secure rail mountings are very important, especially when there are no clips securing the injectors into the rails
A single sided mount needs to be even more secure, as tilting of the rails is quite easy, which in turn can lead to a fuel leak.
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Good train of thought Stevieturbo. Thanks. I am thinking I can do up a strap to go from current mounting bolt to opposite mounting bolt with tabs going up to either side of the rail. Will just have to drill and tap a hole on the outer part of the rail and fab up the strap. Thanks again.
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Awesome fab work! I doubt the fuel rail brackets will be an issue, but the worm gear clamps and rubber fuel line clamped onto the stock fuel rail is a little scarry. After all that hard work, it wouldn't be hard to flare those tubes with a swivel nut, or at least a compression AN fitting.
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Although it would be handy if the likes of the Proflo or HiRam at least had bosses cast in that could be drilled out..