What flow rate is the fuel rail capable of handling?
01-25-2009, 04:36 PM
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What flow rate is the fuel rail capable of handling?
Just wondering if this would be something to upgrade to some polished billet do-dad.
Again, knowledgeable posts only please.
Again, knowledgeable posts only please.
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01-25-2009, 04:54 PM
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THank you; that is actually not too bad.
Edited to add: if the rail supplying the sec and P2 injectors will flow 3L/min and more, I would leave mine alone. I installed two 650cc/min and two 720cc/min on that rail and was worried that the rail might not be able to handle the increase.
Edited to add: if the rail supplying the sec and P2 injectors will flow 3L/min and more, I would leave mine alone. I installed two 650cc/min and two 720cc/min on that rail and was worried that the rail might not be able to handle the increase.
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01-25-2009, 06:08 PM
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Im guessing if your doing a custom fuel system or switching to e85 you would want to upgrade. Stay tune for my build thread in next coming weeks. Gonna replace rails and fuel system with bigger.
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