1600 rail secondary, 850 stock primary w/ FPR.. which way should I hook it up?
I was wondering should I hook up the rails like stock or do them in parallel? I've heard mixed opinions on this looking for more. I'm using the keiths rails secondary rail...
also I was wondering if anyone know off the top of their head what size lines and fittings I will need to run the stock rail w/ the keiths rail, Aeromotive FPR, and stock from their back? I've never used braided lines so I'm unsure of fittings and such and need help! TIA, Ryker |
ryker, did i ever email you a list? if not, so sorry! i will do it asap.
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nope!
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Make sure you get O-ring fittings for the lines that goto your rails/fpr.
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may sounds stupid but where can I find them, mcmaster carr? Any idea what model or what to look for... 1st timer in modding fuel rail crap :D
thanks! |
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...46&prmenbr=361
You should try to find a local hot rod place, so you don't get ripped off fittings/hose and shipping. Plus they would be able to help you out so much. I have atleast an extra $100 worth of fittings that will never get used... Does the fpr you have, have 2 inlets? If so then run the system in parrell, thats what I did, and most of the guys with real power have it setup that way. How much power are you planning on putting down? |
I know my car will support over 400 but I'm looking for numbers that will be right in there. I think that should be plenty for now on pump gas. I'm going to plug one of the outlets on the FPR going by keiths directions... Damn I need to switch this thing soon... tired of looking at my turbo laying on the floor! I've got a shop hookup that can get me the lines and fittings for at cost instead of getting raped by a performance shop. :D Thanks for the help!
Ryker |
Keith, I asked the same question, and never got a reply.
Dan |
parts list for fuel
ryker, sorry i did not send you a list already. i could have sworn i did.... here is a quick list to help you order. i wont give you part numbers, because i dont know what brands you will use, but i would recomend russells fittings and aeroquip lines.... russells fittings are the esiest to use because of longer threads, so they do the work for you. you need: 8= -6 stright hose ends 1= 1/4 90* 1= 1/4 45* 1= -6 90* hose end 2= -6 to -4 union reducers 1= 3/8 -6 90* 1= 3/8 -6 straight 2= -6 unions 1= -6 union with 1/8 fuel port (for guage) 1= 100psi VDO fuel guage 1= 6ft of -6 line (more than enough and gives room for error. 3 would do the job, but i am factoring this is your first time working with the stuff and you *could* mess up a few times along the way) 2= -4 barbed. (i *think* earls is the only one who makes this.... its a -4 female on one end and a barbed fitting on the other) you also need a few -6 O-rings for the regulator ports, and a plug if you dont already have one and your regulator has 2 inlets.... -also will need to tap the primary rail w/ 1/4NPT. this is easy and the holes dont need to be drilled out, it will thread fine without drilling. Here ya go... |
Originally posted by rxrotary2_7 ryker, did i ever email you a list? if not, so sorry! i will do it asap. Here are a couple of pics of your rails after i got them powder coated. I got the brackets polished also. These aren't the greatest shots but i'll have more soon. I have some now but I don't want to show my new tricks anymore until the car is up and running. https://www.rx7club.com/forum/attach...postid=1946941 |
the primary......
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/attach...postid=1946954 |
damn elliot, i have not seen you around in a very LONG time!! how have ya been? looks good! i haev anodized some of the rails, and they look great when they are done. https://www.rx7club.com/forum/attach...postid=1757610
email me privately. |
These are quality products, just waiting for the engine to be finished then they shall be fitted.
Dan |
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