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Old 01-21-09, 12:42 AM
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stock fuel rail adapters

will this sard adapter work on the 2 ends of the primary and the one end on the secondary that need this type of fitting to run AN lines?

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If not, what should I use?
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Originally Posted by aaron_bc
will this sard adapter work on the 2 ends of the primary and the one end on the secondary that need this type of fitting to run AN lines?
If not, what should I use?

I looked at those but did not like the whole single o-ring, aluminum material or AN fittings,
so I have these...................
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Originally Posted by aaron_bc
will this sard adapter work on the 2 ends of the primary and the one end on the secondary that need this type of fitting to run AN lines?
Also at $40 a sard fitting, plus the crazy cost of AN fittings, I think the setup I have on my car right now is way better. It is still under the build so Im not much help
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wow... way to delete all the posts. good ol' rx7club.

I like those fittings. they look really clean.
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where did the pictures go that showed someone who tapped their rail and used 45* fittings?
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Originally Posted by Fire85GSLSE
I looked at those but did not like the whole single o-ring, aluminum material or AN fittings,
so I have these...................
have you fitted the engine into the car yet? Maybe I'm wrong but that return adapter in the secondary rail looks like it might be a close fit with the firewall?
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Originally Posted by TpCpLaYa
have you fitted the engine into the car yet? Maybe I'm wrong but that return adapter in the secondary rail looks like it might be a close fit with the firewall?
Man, the motor is in the car fuel lines hooked and awsome! This truly is a awesome setup. Allows me to have solid connections to my rails with no rubber lines what so ever as well as a easy way to disconnect it all if need be.
I will get photos of it in thhe car this weekend.
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sweet! Yea get those pics up!
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The fitting is not that close to the fire wall, about 2 inches away but they will delete this post so no one will know. There are picts of the parts before the parts were installed ,they will be posted next week .
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Originally Posted by Fire85GSLSE
I looked at those but did not like the whole single o-ring, aluminum material or AN fittings,
so I have these...................
hi,
can you please give more info about these fitings you have?
where did you find those?
thanks
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Why don't you just tap the rails? I'm running the stock primary with 1600 secondary with a custom made rail from a GE machine shop, since my brother broke the KG rail. We tapped the rail and just put the AN fitting right in. You don't even need to drill it out.
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