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Old 17 September 2009, 10:49 PM
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Going to be fitting new ones quite soon and was wondering what everybody has, Fancied Carl Daveys ones but there a bit ouf of my league price wise for the time being

So what has everybody got fitted then? I found these SUBARU IMPREZA GC8 WRX STi V3 V4 Fuel Rail High Flow on eBay (end time 11-Oct-09 05:15:07 BST) on flea bay anybody have any experiance with these then?
Old 17 September 2009, 10:53 PM
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i quite fancy a set of these for my v2 but i dont like buying outside the uk, slow boy racing do a set simalar for a touch more
Old 17 September 2009, 11:04 PM
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How much more got any links? at work at the mo so dont really have time to surf around
Old 17 September 2009, 11:19 PM
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i aint figured out the liks part yet so bare with me. ebay item 130328882825 £110 + p&p from slowboy or 330349095578 £99 free p&p from demon motorsport, it all depend on what color suits your theme

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Old 18 September 2009, 08:51 AM
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Cheers, they look pretty good but only do them in version 5-6

"We have rails for version 5-6 rails only."
Mines a V3
Old 18 September 2009, 06:58 PM
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bugger, i thought they would fit. i thought it was just the injectors that were different. i take it they are a different stud pattern , thats the good thing with sn were always learning. might have to be the japs for these then
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Dunk can you not just get a set converted to take the fittings that you are planning on using?

There was a guy on here that was doing them a while back but i cant mind his name.
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mef does -6 conversions on OE fuel rails. Or used to, my memories not as good as it used to be.

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Originally Posted by mickywrx
mef does -6 conversions on OE fuel rails. Or used to, my memories not as good as it used to be.
Thats the name i was thinking of
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Cheers peeps, Still undecided as to what to do but you have gave me another option at least
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I would really recommend saving for the additional period and buying the rails from Carl Davey.

They really are first class for quality and he is a top chap who is friednly and helpful.

I would post some pics up of mine, but the car is being worked on at the moment...
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Save your money and get a -6 fitting conversion done on your oem rails, trust me nobody ever looks at them. Instead spend your £100 on some nice braided hose and fittings which everyone will see.
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Mocom Racing sell OEM fuel rails which have had the conversion done on them.

They`re £150 on an exchange basis, they refund you £50.01 once they receive your old rails. So £99.99.

Mocom Racing - Performance car and trackday products


I`ve just ordered a pair of the high flow rails from Japan for £105 delivered. 2-3 Day delivery.
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Blimey if thats what they charge for OEM then its a no brainer, and buy the flashy billet rails. A mate of mine did my OE rails for nothing so not that bad for free.
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