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Re: fuel rail connections

Subject: Re: fuel rail connections
by Midnight85 on 2009/9/22 12:34:26

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vetteoz wrote:
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JonnyAngle wrote:I am making lines that connect the fuel rail to the steel lines in between the throttle body and ac. I have 6AN connections, but don't know what size adapter will screw into the stock lines.


So you have the connectors to plug into the stock LT1 rail fittings or you have welded -6AN fittings to the rails as many have done?

You need these to adapt the metric O ring fittings on the original TPI lines to -6AN .
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/EAR-9894DBHERL/
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/EAR-9894DBJERL/

Early TPI cars have 16mm on supply line and 14mm on return.Confirm you have to different sizes before buying; someone could have fitted a later rail that has 16mm on both.


That is correct, I have just bought mine to do away with the rubber factory hoses.
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