Newage Parallel fuel rail mod.
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Newage Parallel fuel rail mod.
Whilst my engine is in bits i thought i'd do the fuel rail mod with a view to later going down the billet rail and AN fitting route when money allows.
I found this guide which i was going to follow, when i dug my fuel rails out the boot i realized that my FPR is bolted to the top of the rail rather than up the pipe a little bit.
http://www.scoobymods.com/showthread...175.html?t=175
Where can i get an adapter or what have other people done for a newage keeping the standard rails?
I found this guide which i was going to follow, when i dug my fuel rails out the boot i realized that my FPR is bolted to the top of the rail rather than up the pipe a little bit.
http://www.scoobymods.com/showthread...175.html?t=175
Where can i get an adapter or what have other people done for a newage keeping the standard rails?
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you'll need this
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fuel-Rail-Adapter-With-AN6-Tail-For-Mitsubishi-Evo-4up-Toyota-Nissan-Subaru-BK-/191761620415?hash=item2ca5e21dbf
and than an aftermarket AFPR.
If it involves pulling the manifold, best to do it all at once because its alot of work.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fuel-Rail-Adapter-With-AN6-Tail-For-Mitsubishi-Evo-4up-Toyota-Nissan-Subaru-BK-/191761620415?hash=item2ca5e21dbf
and than an aftermarket AFPR.
If it involves pulling the manifold, best to do it all at once because its alot of work.
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I went for an aftermarket FPR and bought the adapter for my fuel rails, so that simplifies that.
My next question is, do i have to ditch the carbon canister and if i do what's the best setup for this?
My next question is, do i have to ditch the carbon canister and if i do what's the best setup for this?
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My next question is, do i have to ditch the carbon canister and if i do what's the best setup for this?
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16 November 2015 05:50 PM