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Old 05-10-2004, 03:42 PM
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Question How to remove fuel rails and crossover?

I wanna pull them off for polishing, but I don't want to break anything in doing so. Thought you might be the guys to ask . Thanks

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you'd be MUCH better off painting then polishing.. i would skip all that and get em chromed. imo.

you need a fuel line disconnect tool from pep boys etc., a 10mm socket and some rags to soak up the fuel.. also release the pressure at the shaeder valve first.
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I've disconnected the fuel lines before so I have the fuel line tool. Why would you say polishing is a bad idea? Is it just hard to maintain or what? How much does chroming for a piece like that go?
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I got a set Chromed and it was 200.00 to get them prepped and triple plated. You wanna buy them? they have never been used and I can provide receipts. I will be coming that way soon for G8 anyways....?????????
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They can not be polished they are steel. I can offer you our billet set with all the fittings to the stock fuel lines they are already polished and with all the braided lines and fitting it looks awesome.

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That looks bad ***. Why do I feel like it would cost an arm and a leg?
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Thumbs up to Nates Fuel Rail kit, its definitely worth showing off


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That is definetly sweet, but how much did you get drilled for?
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Drilled ah? Well they are $320.00 with all the fittings to the stock lines.

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