s5 t2 fuel rails better? what else
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s5 t2 fuel rails better? what else
Hey guys, I had a s4 t2 engine I blew a while ago. I ended up buying a s5 t2 replacement engine and Ive been reading up on small differences in parts.
I read the s5 t2 fuel pressure regulator is better, I have a set in my garage and swap that over. I read something in here, http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2n...o_s4_swap.html , that mentioned "less likely to leak and catch fire"
A few people also told me the s5 t2 intake manifold is better, is there any way I can tell the difference between s4 t2 nd s5 t2 intake manifolds?
I read the s5 t2 fuel pressure regulator is better, I have a set in my garage and swap that over. I read something in here, http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2n...o_s4_swap.html , that mentioned "less likely to leak and catch fire"
A few people also told me the s5 t2 intake manifold is better, is there any way I can tell the difference between s4 t2 nd s5 t2 intake manifolds?
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its way easier to connect -an fittings to the s4 rails than to s5 rails, with the s5 you need to chop the ends off and weld or braze on -an bungs. Also, i am not sure both s4 rails fit on a s5 block. you might as well just modify the s5 rails and get yourself an aftermarket fpr.
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its way easier to connect -an fittings to the s4 rails than to s5 rails, with the s5 you need to chop the ends off and weld or braze on -an bungs. Also, i am not sure both s4 rails fit on a s5 block. you might as well just modify the s5 rails and get yourself an aftermarket fpr.