Whats the best Fuel Rail conversion???
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I am just having my 2002 2.0 Sti engine rebuilt after it Fooked a piston(number 4) due to running lean. the engine builder said it looks like it just run out of fuel under load. So after reading a few threads i get the idea i should be getting myself a fuel rail kit that delivers fuel equally to all injectors. What do people recomend???
I was running a standard fuel pump on standard injectors but now have a walbro.
When its back together its going to be running 800cc injectors with supporting mods.
Any info or ideas would be appreciated.
thanks
I was running a standard fuel pump on standard injectors but now have a walbro.
When its back together its going to be running 800cc injectors with supporting mods.
Any info or ideas would be appreciated.
thanks
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Depends how much you want to spend really. See my Carl Davey Rails below (Carl supplies with required fittings and braided hose, all Earls as well). Think theres quite a few big bhp cars running these now. They look sweeeeetttt
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Hope to have mine fitted in next few weeks.
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Hope to have mine fitted in next few weeks.
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I think the rails are about £120 (don't quote me tho as I can't remember the exact price
), but the Earls fittings arn't cheap (I think the 90 deg returns are about £15 each, lol), you can use cheaper fittings tho.
Works out a simular price to Perrins which don't have braided lines. You will want a new Fuel Pressure regulator with these tho and that will be about £180. Carl posted recently to say he'd improved the rails to make them eaier to fit as well.
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Works out a simular price to Perrins which don't have braided lines. You will want a new Fuel Pressure regulator with these tho and that will be about £180. Carl posted recently to say he'd improved the rails to make them eaier to fit as well.
Hope this helps
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