what do use think of these?

Subaru Impreza Fuel Rail kit on eBay, also Injection Fuel Systems, Performance Tuning Parts, Car Tuning Styling, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 12-Jan-09 10:35:32 GMT)

 

They look well sexy! With stainless hoses would be ace.

Mit

 

i think someone on here has something like that in the for sale section

 

yeah i seen them. not sure how good the ebay ones are though.

 

i think harvey smith did some testing, and the standard one flow well enough for big bhp, but these do have the bling factor

 

Yep they do look good!


We shall be starting newage and classic fuel rails in the next 3-4 weeks . They won't be as expensive as that though

 

Your've just made my night Chris!!!!

S!

 

Green ?

 

cdf racing
that sounds good to me. i will def be up for that. keep us posted.

 

thats good news CDF. just about to do parellel fuel rail with fuelab reg mod. so will wait see your fuel rail mod for classic.

 

nice one chris get them sorted, it will be a good deal for you i am sure

jim

 

i can feel a group buy coming on as i will need something like this very soon

 

I'll be interested, especially if they are cheaper and even more as you're local.

 

i think that Slowboy Racing already selling these

 

In see the same guy has the rails for sale for £90 on their own, which seems very reasonable for CNC billet alloy rails. I'd be rather wary about the quality of those fittings though as it makes them available for £60 for the lot which is crazily cheap, it would cost over £200 to buy that lot from Goodridge etc in UK. Does anyone have any knowledge of their quality, I notice he's in Estonia

Martin

 

check the feedback and ask from them who have bought these.

 

I tried but the feedback, although 100%, doesn't actually tell me much about the products. I was hoping that someone who has bought these fuel rails would comment on this thread. I might buy a set myself, its worth £150 for the fittings alone if they're decent quality.

Martin

 

ive been looking at theses rails for a long while now and suprised no one off here has come forward to say they have bought them

jim

 

why does he not start a group buy

jim

 

Due to my current work load I won't be able to start these for 3-4 weeks. They will take 1-2 weeks to make and have anodised .

I will be more than happy to run a group buy on these , will be able to post price's up in the next couple of weeks .


Will also supply goodridge parts so they will come with orignal fittings



Cheers chris

 

Chris,
Put me down for a pair for the classic in purple. I already have all the -6 fittings

 

So in the end this kind of kit from you will more expensive then these?
only goodridge fittings costs £200+rails+hoses.
am i right?

 

Fittings will be optional

 

fittings needed anyway if you built parralel system
on goodridge fittings are writed "goodridge"? actually everything made in China just with logo on you pay for name big money to

 

Kunglao - correct me if im wrong here but isnt it you who sells the fuel rails shown here on e-bay?

If so please tell us more about them instead of saying look at the feedback.

What fittings are you supplying with the kit?
Where is everything made?
What testing has been done?
Which cars are running this kit?
What is your background?

Thanks

Duncan

 

I bought an "Aeromotive" style fuel pressure regulator with -6 fitting on ebay a while back, purely for evaluation purpose. Whilst he regulator looked OK, a very good copy, the fittings were certainly of inferior quality to Goodridge fittings, they had sharp edges, the threads wern't as good, generally a bit nasty but saying that they were actually usable. There's no way they were Goodridge ones without the Logo.

Personally in my converted fuel rail kits I only supply fittings made by Exact Engineering in the UK. These are of the same quality or better than the Goodridge, in fact the 90 degree female bends are much nicer, more compact and better flowing bends. You only get what you pay for. The retail price of these 90's is £25 + VAT so you can easily see how the price mounts up for the full set required for the parallel conversion.

I do get asked for cheaper alternatives so I would be interested to see the quality of the ones from the Estonian supplier.

Martin

 

Martin - I dont see why folk are so keen to save money on something like fuel fittings. For safety if nothing else its worth having propper fittings in there. I'd hate to see the results of a fuel fitting going, spaying fuel on a hot turbo and exhaust!!!
If I was you I would'nt take the chance of having your kits associated with inferior products.

I'm a great fan of the saying - If you cant afford to do it right, dont do it at all.

 

Yes, you are quite right Duncan and I would only ever consider a cheaper option fitting if I was 100% conviced that they were actually up to the job. It does amaze me how often I see people spend £1000's converting their engines and yet want to skimp on the fuel system. I often get asked if I can supply adaptors for the converted -6 fuel rail ends so they can use "push-on" rubber pipe with jubilee clips....completely pointless!

Martin

 

Not sure where Goodridge have there parts made tbh , You maybe right?

BUT ...

All parts would still have to go through Goodridge ISO as there is no way they would risk there reputation- thats why you pay for what you get with them , so it's not just a logo.

I would be more than happy to supplier Goodridge parts at my trade price's with my fuel rails

 

@ CDF!!

S!