Subject	Re: 1996TT stock upgrading 740cc, 300 degree or stock rails???
Posted by	txq45 on August 09, 2010 at 2:32 PM
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In Reply To	1996TT stock upgrading 740cc, 300 degree or stock rails??? posted by coolron300 on August 09, 2010 at 11:50 AM
Message	The best deal would be to go to the NEW SS fuel rail so that after you replaced the other lines on your car you would be able to run E85 (105 octane) all the time.. 300 Degree rails are not designed for E85. You can do a search for your area and see how many suppliers there are for E85.. Here in the DFW area, Kroger a food chain is beginning to carry it .. Nistune Dealer Eproms and ECU socketing Transmissions built for TT, Skyline, 240 .. http://www.aaa-hiperformanceauto.com
Follow Ups	1996TT stock upgrading 740cc, 300 degree or stock rails??? - coolron300 11:50:20 08/09/10 why waste the money unless you have tons of it to blow - Gennosuke 11:58:56 08/09/10 Any leaks with 300* rails are either installer error or - J-Mart 12:24:59 08/09/10 2nd. (n/m) - MixManMash 14:20:11 08/09/10 I've only seen one fuel rail leak on a car, and it was due - ni[X]it 18:15:49 08/09/10 Re: I've only seen one fuel rail leak on a car, and it was due - ali300zx 18:40:10 08/09/10 Re: Re: I've only seen one fuel rail leak on a car, and it was due - Dallas DamonZ 15:25:26 08/10/10 Re: 1996TT stock upgrading 740cc, 300 degree or stock rails??? - txq45 14:32:48 08/09/10 I was thinking this exact thing since race gas is almost - zQuikonE 14:42:50 08/09/10 Wrong, there are plenty of places that sell - HighPsi (NorCal) 16:51:59 08/09/10 Sorry, should of been more clear. I'm not talking about - zQuikonE 17:31:59 08/09/10 I'm always surprised to see people recommending those fuel - Wright (Ca) 14:59:14 08/09/10 Are you talking about the "spider" design rails? (n/m) - ni[X]it 18:14:26 08/09/10 I'm referring to the winfactory rails...not BDE. I believe - Wright (Ca) 18:21:22 08/09/10 What is the " new SS fuel rail" ? TIA (n/m) - ConVerTT 15:07:15 08/09/10 "300 Degree rails are not designed for E85" - ni[X]it 18:13:45 08/09/10 Thank you for that clarification. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 22:49:01 08/09/10 Im assuming he meant not top feed, - ZiNnYc 06:55:47 08/10/10 I don't agree - he made a point of mentioning the material - Bernie (NoVA) 08:46:13 08/10/10 never heard anyone complain about the 300 degree rail compos - ZiNnYc 08:49:51 08/10/10 E85 is far more corrosive then standard gasoline. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 10:49:51 08/10/10 If you use the correct hardware - ztunerz 09:22:16 08/10/10
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