What PSI rating needed on fuel hoses?
What PSI rating needed on fuel hoses?
During my engine rebuild, I replaced the fuel lines on the injector rails (not the bango fitting ones) and I realized last night I put 50 psi rated hoses on. Is this sufficient? The last thing I really want to do right now is to take all the stuff back off, as I am damned near done with the rebuild, but the VERY last thing I want is to blow one of those lines. I have the extreme pressure fuel line, I bought 18" of it yesterday ($9.00!).
Yeah, I have the really high pressure hose purchased, but I don't want to tear all that **** back apart if the 50 psi rated hose is fine. This 50 psi hose IS rated for fuel injection, but they DID have an even higher pressure rated hose that actually looks like what I took off.
**** it....I know this is going to drive me nuts....sigh. I guess I'll just take the rat's nest back off so I can get to those lines......
**** it....I know this is going to drive me nuts....sigh. I guess I'll just take the rat's nest back off so I can get to those lines......
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Originally Posted by Gadd
Originally Posted by moconnor
Ray has a special $75 price on them at the moment. Great value - includes a metal crimped inter fuel rail hose.
Thanks for the info!
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I looked into fuel injection hose a couple of months ago. Was able to do some test had some 7.9mm fuel line hose and some 7.9mm hose found at autozone for a reasonable price. went to the internet to look for 7mm injector hose but could not find an inexpensive source. the hose from autozone I think was rated for over 250F which is pretty good, off hand I don't know the ASTM number.
Ran them for a couple of months maybe a year, cut the lines in half, the non injector fuel line showed noticeable deterioration, the injector line looked good, its made of two different materials.
Bought a stock hose kit from Ray and replaced the fitted line between the rails, it had maybe 80-100K on it. though the line was hard outside it looked good enough on the inside.
for future I'm buying the 7.9mm injector hose at autozone unless I find it in a 7mm. I'm also planning to use it for coolant lines, unless someone has evidence not to.
Ran them for a couple of months maybe a year, cut the lines in half, the non injector fuel line showed noticeable deterioration, the injector line looked good, its made of two different materials.
Bought a stock hose kit from Ray and replaced the fitted line between the rails, it had maybe 80-100K on it. though the line was hard outside it looked good enough on the inside.
for future I'm buying the 7.9mm injector hose at autozone unless I find it in a 7mm. I'm also planning to use it for coolant lines, unless someone has evidence not to.
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Originally Posted by TurboTagTeam
Just a side question, What would happen if a fuel line burst at full boost? Would the motor go lean, causing damage?
e.g.,
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ight=fire+fuel
I just concerned because I just installed my fuel psi gauge. But the fitting is on the drivers side of the motor. I don't think it would pop off. But if it did......
Btw- what sould my max fuel psi be at 16psi boost with 1600cc secondaries?
Btw- what sould my max fuel psi be at 16psi boost with 1600cc secondaries?
Originally Posted by TurboTagTeam
Btw- what sould my max fuel psi be at 16psi boost with 1600cc secondaries?
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