Will an aftermarket fuel rail fit with rats nest?
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Will an aftermarket fuel rail fit with rats nest?
right now i have done the simplified sequential vacuum hose job and left the rats nest metal thing in there to hold the solenoids i kept. i was wondering if a aftermarket fuel rail will fit with it still in there.
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Craig
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Craig
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Originally Posted by NewbernD
The only thing that's in the way is the ACV valve. You'll need to block that off and everything else should fit.. provided you relocate the solenoids.
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Actually, I fail to understand why anyone would have an aftermarket fuel rail and the rat's nest at the same time. 1300cc secondaries can handle any mods to a car with the stock twins, in extreme cases with highly modded twin cars, more fuel could be supplied if necessary by using 850cc primaries.
The only reason to install an aftermarket fuel rail is to install 1600cc secondaries, which will also require an aftermarket FPR. Injectors that large are only required for single turbos running high boost (or large singles), in which case you would be removing the rat's nest anyway.
The only reason to install an aftermarket fuel rail is to install 1600cc secondaries, which will also require an aftermarket FPR. Injectors that large are only required for single turbos running high boost (or large singles), in which case you would be removing the rat's nest anyway.
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I was talking to CJ Motorsports and they weren't certain that I could use their rails with stock twins. From the looks of this thread it seems like it will fit if I remove the ACV (can anyone confirm?).
If I buy the block-off plate for the ACV Tube? Anything else integrated in this system that I should be looking to eliminate at this time?
Going to be running an ID1000/ID2000 on CJM rails on stock sequential twins.
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It will be fine assuming you have a decent after market EMS, its all in the tuning. Although personally I'd go for smaller primaries like the ID725. Also, remove the injector diffusers, you wont need them with the ID's.
You may as well go full simplified sequential while you've got the uim off too...
You may as well go full simplified sequential while you've got the uim off too...
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It will be fine assuming you have a decent after market EMS, its all in the tuning. Although personally I'd go for smaller primaries like the ID725. Also, remove the injector diffusers, you wont need them with the ID's.
You may as well go full simplified sequential while you've got the uim off too...
You may as well go full simplified sequential while you've got the uim off too...
Injector Dynamics ID750 -
Injector Dynamics ID1000 -
Then there's this guy as well -
Injector Dynamics ID850 -
Is it the spray pattern that doesn't seem suitable? Or ECU limitations?
I'm not trying to be rude, just trying to understand the reasoning of the comment. This stuff is barely within my comprehension and luckily I have someone way smarter than me to tune my car.
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