95z28_m6

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I have been out of the LT1 game for a while, and was wondering if somebody makes a set of Aftermarket LT1 fuel rails yet, or is getting a set of stock ones modified still the only option? I don't have anyway to weld aluminum and don't know where to get a stock set modified.

MasterTomos

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Why exactly do you need them? From what I understand the stock rails have a very high threshold before they come restrictive.

TPIS makes a set, but it's for their aftermarket LT1 intake.

95z28_m6

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I need -an fittings on them instead of the stock inlet/outlet. Trying to flow some serious fuel.

96lt1m6

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I would get the fittings needed and look up local welders that can tig,pressure test them...The stock rails can move some fuel.

Speed Density

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You could always just drill and tap them with NPT.

94redz28

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I believe that speed inc sells a fuel line relocation kit that converts the connections to a -an style fitting.

MasterTomos

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Yes they do, it's on their website in the store. Theyre also a sponsor on here gotta support the sponsors!

96capricemgr

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If actually building an engine/car that needs that much fuel you are going to either need a fabricator for a LOT more than this or need to become one. You aren't going to "catalog build" something that aggressive.

SoxXpupPeT

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And have them welded ontop of that. thats what i do

quik95lt1

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I've got a set for sale they've got -6an fittings welded into the back and i have the crossover tube still in the front with one -6an fitting as the return......and i polished them up nice nice...the work great!!! $135 and I'll ship them free

heres a pic of them on the intake which is also for sale with the throttle body lol.....i can take some more pics tonite if u like....

MEAN93LT1

Hey I was roaming the forums and came across these fuel rails, I would be interested in possibly buying them do you still have them?

RamAir95TA

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Doubtful, considering that was 14 months ago.

quik95lt1

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lol i actually do still have them haha i forgot about them

Gojira94

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While we're poking an old thread, what covers are those? Did you cut the pass. side cover for the alt. or did it come that way?

quik95lt1

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no i did that........its a set of ebay ball milled aluminum covers then i just cut and welded the cover to fit the alternator......kinda wish i left it though my alternator isn't there anymore and now i got the step for no reason lol..........

The Batman

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Why not just spin the valve cover around 180 degrees so the notch is on the back?

jlpz

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Or he could just sell them to me..

lt1slowz28

because he is going to sell them to me and buy new ones




really though. what's up?

quik95lt1

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haha yea theres a bit more to it......i already have the inside back flats of the cover milled out to clear my rocker system......and my oil fill cap is welded in too.....so i cant switch sides because my vacuum pump plumbing will be on the wrong side too then.........so i just live with the step lol