EBAY fuel rails? Anyone using?
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EBAY fuel rails? Anyone using? Anyone try the sub 100$ ebay rails that are running around? I posted this over in GEN III external bolt ons...but I guess it's also fueling.
The quality and versatility seems good for what you are paying for. I suppose the keyword there is seems. Though I don't know how you screw up a hollow aluminum rail and some AN fittings.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/161201999018...84.m1423.l2649
The quality and versatility seems good for what you are paying for. I suppose the keyword there is seems. Though I don't know how you screw up a hollow aluminum rail and some AN fittings.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/161201999018...84.m1423.l2649
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I went ahead and bought it.
I'm installing a adjustable FPR and ditching the stocker in the tank. This should help reduce the number of weirdo 3/8 to an fittings required for the setup and allows for a dual return from the rails. I'll get some pics up when everything is finished.
I'm installing a adjustable FPR and ditching the stocker in the tank. This should help reduce the number of weirdo 3/8 to an fittings required for the setup and allows for a dual return from the rails. I'll get some pics up when everything is finished.
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Thanks for doing this. I wondered about the Ebay rails. I'll probably go with the Holley rails because the cost isn't too high for nice black rails. Keep us informed on how it goes!
I got a me a set from VMS racing. Paid 80 bux for them the quality is very good.
The threads are nice and clean, o ring on fitting sits flush with rail nice finish also.
The threads are nice and clean, o ring on fitting sits flush with rail nice finish also.
