Wanna see my new fuel rails?
You have it backwards. FPR's go on the return line. The pressure on the return line causes greater pressure on the rail. I'm sure your shop did it right your explaination was just backwards. Just FYI.
Originally Posted by TINMAN
the fuel feed thru pressure regulator first then into the 1st 'Y' i will take another pic of it afterwork tonight.
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From: chino hills,ca
You have it backwards.
the fuel being pump out by the in-tank fuel pump
it travel thru a stainless steel line directly into the 1st "Y" spliter
come out as 2 lines and connected to the fuel rails (front of the car ends)
each one feeds 3 chambers then rejoin into the 2nd "Y" spliter
the single line run out of the spliter and thru the regulator before return to the tank.
hope that's clear enough.the area is so tight,even if i take a picture you stiil can't see it.
Originally Posted by TINMAN
last time i check was 250 miles out of a tank,so do the math.what's the fuel tank capacity?16 gals?
Sorry I didn't mean to sound like a dick. I was doing it for everyone elses benefit. I knew you knew it.
Originally Posted by TINMAN
yes,you're right.let me go over it again. hope that's clear enough.
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From: chino hills,ca
shoot..sorry i miss your question.didn't check in this thread for awhile
last dyno was 402hp @ 8psi on dynapack.that was before engine and tranny swaps.right now don't know.currently working out a little hiccup before dyno tune her.the plan is to see what it can put down at 17psi then will back down to around 11-12psi.
last dyno was 402hp @ 8psi on dynapack.that was before engine and tranny swaps.right now don't know.currently working out a little hiccup before dyno tune her.the plan is to see what it can put down at 17psi then will back down to around 11-12psi.
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