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My injectors are not going all the way down with the fuel rail hooked up. There is about an 1/8 of an inch gap between the bottom of the manifold and the bottom of the injector.
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I knew the ls2 were shorter, but these are off of my 98 ls1. It just doesn't seat all they way at the bottom of the intake. They do not leak air in but it just doesn't look right. Any thoughts?
When I put it on yesterday I didn't assemble it when everything was off. So I thought it was something I did wrong. So today I took the manifold off and redid it. Same thing. But like I said it doesn't leak air, but it also doesn't seat at the bottom of the manifold.
When I put it on yesterday I didn't assemble it when everything was off. So I thought it was something I did wrong. So today I took the manifold off and redid it. Same thing. But like I said it doesn't leak air, but it also doesn't seat at the bottom of the manifold.
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