Post Pics of your Fuel Rails!!!!!!
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Thanks Tony
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It looks good but you will have to weld a baffle in under the oil fill hole where your breather is. Your rocker arms will squirt oil on that breather to completely soak it in just a few miles. I got a piece of flat aluminum stock and welded it under the hole on mine not completely covering it but most of it. When I pour in oil I just have to do it slowly so that it does not spill. I use brake clean on the breather about once a month and blow dry it with compressed air. Been running those GMPP valve covers since March of 2006 (aboput 90,000 miles) and get compliments on them all the time.
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Those are fake AN fittings. A number of manufacturers make them to fit braided stainless hose. I got those at Summit. They tighten with a screw driver like a regular hose clamp. The fittings are rotated so that the screw adjuster is on the bottom of the fitting so that they do not show. Your EVAP is real low pressure so there is nothing to worry about using low tech fittings like these. It just makes it cleaner looking when you open the hood.
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i need help/guidance....
i have a 98 t/a with a Professional products intake/tb/fuel rail/regulator.
the regulator is installed on the back of the rail. i am wanting to install a cabin Electric fuel pressure gauge, and install my NX wet kit. what kind of adapters do i need to install both of these?
sorry for being a newb.
i have a 98 t/a with a Professional products intake/tb/fuel rail/regulator.
the regulator is installed on the back of the rail. i am wanting to install a cabin Electric fuel pressure gauge, and install my NX wet kit. what kind of adapters do i need to install both of these?
sorry for being a newb.