Subject	Fuel rail reinstall question
Posted by	RageLtMan on July 08, 2010 at 3:28 PM
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Message	I'm tying up the loose ends before getting my engine off the stand and into the new car, and i've run into a bit of an issue with the fuel rails. All the old hoses on the car were, well, old and looking ready to crack, so we got high pressure fuel line to connect the rails (180psi, 7.9mm). I've got the rails connected with the new line, but it has a small kink since one side of the rail is (for some reason) higher than the other. Since its a relatively soft line, i'm concerned that this could lead to pressure issues. What are my options? is it safe to leave as is (this thing has a pair of GT28RS' on it...), should i try to bend the fuel rail on the passenger side down a bit so its not as much of a vertical difference, or what should i do? Thx
Follow Ups	Fuel rail reinstall question - RageLtMan 15:28:59 07/08/10 Not EXACTLY sure what you mean.. but - KongZTT GT28RS MD 15:40:23 07/08/10 reinstall the rails. make the sure the isolators seat - ali300zx 16:21:32 07/08/10 You can bend the nipple on the rail, just be gentle. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 16:50:43 07/08/10 Re: You can bend the nipple on the rail, just be gentle. - RageLtMan 19:09:12 07/08/10 You should replace it anyways. They are only a few bucks. (n/m) - bbug 11:25:19 07/09/10
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