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Old 18 February 2009 | 08:19 PM
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Right I have a link on how to do this but I want to do it using goodridge lines and connectors. Anyone know if they do a kit with everything I need? A friend of a friend works for them and will be able to make the bits up in his shop for me if they don’t do it as a kit
Also if I change the FPR what one should I go for keeping it cheap but an easy fit without chopping stuff up to much
Old 18 February 2009 | 08:38 PM
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look at trader announcements and look at slowboy racing they do a kit.
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Cool thanks mate. Anyone know what size fuel lines? 6mm or 7mm?
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8 mm IIRC

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Thanks dunx. Last of all, can anyone point me in the right direction for having my fuel rail modified to take a screw fitting for the braided lines ? Would buy a new one but don't really want to spend more than necessary I did see someone selling one on here last month but cant find the thread. They done it them selves and it looked like it was meant to be..
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Depending on MY we have these in stock

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Depending on MY we have these in stock

Do you also supply all the fittings required and the stainless braided hose?

Could you give me a rough idea of the price for a phase one set up.

Pm me if you prefer.
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the hose size for braided is -6 or 6an. the hose is expensive think its about £12-£15 per metre.
if you get the rails from slowboy racing your rails are already for the braided hose.
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Originally Posted by Mocom Racing
Depending on MY we have these in stock

Ok I am very interested in these, any chance of a discount ?
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its very very expensive to do a comprehensive braided parallel rail conversion, and even then, the connection to the OE filter is still a jubilee
Also, make sure you procure a proper fuel pressure regulator like SX or Aeromotive or fuellab, I would avoid the sytec/FSE units like the plague.

All in, including rails, FPR, hose and fittings you're looking at about £400 I would say if not more.
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Cool thanks Peanuts, I will do what I can and keep in mind what you say about the fpr
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