making your own fuel rails.
#1
making your own fuel rails.
Summit racing sells 18 in universal fuel rail for like $25.
1/2 in diameter, so it should flow fine.
Im already using a AN fuel setup and 1600 secondarys, any reason why I shouldnt just make my own rail from these.
seams pretty cheap vs. Rx7 store rails
http--store.summitracing.com-search.asptype=bykeyword&searchtype=both&part=univ ersal+fuel+rail
1/2 in diameter, so it should flow fine.
Im already using a AN fuel setup and 1600 secondarys, any reason why I shouldnt just make my own rail from these.
seams pretty cheap vs. Rx7 store rails
http--store.summitracing.com-search.asptype=bykeyword&searchtype=both&part=univ ersal+fuel+rail
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well the standard secondary rail cant handel 1600s, plus I dont have the experience or exquipment to bore and modify the stock rails for AN fittings.
$25 for a 18in rail, and a $7 1/2 tap, drill for the stock primarys and the 1600 secondarys, and fab up mounts.
im guessing that there is a specific way to drill them for a injector to seal right. I have a nice drill press so it should be cool.
anybody know how to properly drill them. I think I have it figured out by looking at the stock S5 rails.
wahlahhh, custom fuel rails for about $35
should look really clean too vs, the sort of brown color of the stock rails.
$25 for a 18in rail, and a $7 1/2 tap, drill for the stock primarys and the 1600 secondarys, and fab up mounts.
im guessing that there is a specific way to drill them for a injector to seal right. I have a nice drill press so it should be cool.
anybody know how to properly drill them. I think I have it figured out by looking at the stock S5 rails.
wahlahhh, custom fuel rails for about $35
should look really clean too vs, the sort of brown color of the stock rails.
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I guess it'll be free-floating and not leak a single drop of fuel.
Seriously, you need to spec the height and add brackets so that everything will stay in place. You're paying for the R&D for all of that in a "drop-on" kit. I guess you have access to a TIG welder to get this all fabbed up?
-Ted
Seriously, you need to spec the height and add brackets so that everything will stay in place. You're paying for the R&D for all of that in a "drop-on" kit. I guess you have access to a TIG welder to get this all fabbed up?
-Ted
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Originally posted by 82streetracer
well the standard secondary rail cant handel 1600s, plus I dont have the experience or exquipment to bore and modify the stock rails for AN fittings.
$25 for a 18in rail, and a $7 1/2 tap, drill for the stock primarys and the 1600 secondarys, and fab up mounts.
im guessing that there is a specific way to drill them for a injector to seal right. I have a nice drill press so it should be cool.
anybody know how to properly drill them. I think I have it figured out by looking at the stock S5 rails.
wahlahhh, custom fuel rails for about $35
should look really clean too vs, the sort of brown color of the stock rails.
well the standard secondary rail cant handel 1600s, plus I dont have the experience or exquipment to bore and modify the stock rails for AN fittings.
$25 for a 18in rail, and a $7 1/2 tap, drill for the stock primarys and the 1600 secondarys, and fab up mounts.
im guessing that there is a specific way to drill them for a injector to seal right. I have a nice drill press so it should be cool.
anybody know how to properly drill them. I think I have it figured out by looking at the stock S5 rails.
wahlahhh, custom fuel rails for about $35
should look really clean too vs, the sort of brown color of the stock rails.
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-8 = 1/2" 8/16 of a inch is 1/2
streetracer- why don't you just buy adapter fittings for your FC rail? It's the aluminum style right with the banjo fittings?
Hey jspecracer, you don't have a extra set of those rails laying around do ya?
streetracer- why don't you just buy adapter fittings for your FC rail? It's the aluminum style right with the banjo fittings?
Hey jspecracer, you don't have a extra set of those rails laying around do ya?
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you can buy steel A/N weld on fittings for cheap from EARL's...I bought four -8 aluminum ones and had a welder weld them on for 35 bucks...I am going to run -8 to the fuel pressure regulator and then reduce it to -6
http://www.holley.com/HiOctn/ProdLin...A/f997103.html
http://www.holley.com/HiOctn/ProdLin...A/f997103.html
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Originally posted by setzep
That is what I'm going to do.... weld on fittings. The Cosmo rails are stamped steel with hose barb connections I'll just cut the ends off them and TIG on some -6's
That is what I'm going to do.... weld on fittings. The Cosmo rails are stamped steel with hose barb connections I'll just cut the ends off them and TIG on some -6's
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Here is some info on fitting 1600's in the original fuel rails.
http://home.mn.rr.com/linnihan/1600c..._injectors.htm
http://home.mn.rr.com/linnihan/1600c..._injectors.htm
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Re: making your own fuel rails.
Originally posted by 82streetracer
http--store.summitracing.com-search.asptype=bykeyword&searchtype=both&part=univ ersal+fuel+rail
http--store.summitracing.com-search.asptype=bykeyword&searchtype=both&part=univ ersal+fuel+rail
http://store.summitracing.com/search...rsal+fuel+rail
btw, good luck w/ this. I've often thought of doing this myself but was hoping for some other "experts" to do it first.
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Originally posted by Crusader_9x
s4 rails bolt right onto a s5. or at least they bolted right onto my car. i used reteds -6 parrallel setup pic to do mine.
s4 rails bolt right onto a s5. or at least they bolted right onto my car. i used reteds -6 parrallel setup pic to do mine.
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do a search in the 2nd gen section and u will find all the info u need. i used all screw in adapters. my fuel line is -6 parrallel from the fuel filter to my aeromotive fpr and then factory returns.
#24
alright, I got my new s4 fuel rail and the AN adapters per Re-Teds website.
they fitt just fine, but I think I need to drill them out.
Two of them reduce the diameter down to about HALF of the normal 6an on the secondary rail. Their special delleroto adapters or something.
Any reason I shouldnt just drill these out.
Im going to attach then to 1/16 steel with a bulkhead nut and drill it with a drill press.
they fitt just fine, but I think I need to drill them out.
Two of them reduce the diameter down to about HALF of the normal 6an on the secondary rail. Their special delleroto adapters or something.
Any reason I shouldnt just drill these out.
Im going to attach then to 1/16 steel with a bulkhead nut and drill it with a drill press.
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