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i am gonna have -10 an feed fuel lines on my upcoming project and was wondering if there was a fuel rail made for the b16 head that has this fitting with a -6 an return fitting. or is this going to have to be custom made? thanks for any help in advance.
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Haha, yeah, contact Stan @ Fast-Turbo [Flamenco-T] and ask him...he's the guy to see for fuel lines/fittings and that sort of stuff. If i'm not mistaken, the AEM rails only have an ID of 1/2" [-8AN] so you're going to need to find a rail with at least a 5/8" ID to have the need to run a -10AN feed.
Haha, yeah, contact Stan @ Fast-Turbo [Flamenco-T] and ask him...he's the guy to see for fuel lines/fittings and that sort of stuff. If i'm not mistaken, the AEM rails only have an ID of 1/2" [-8AN] so you're going to need to find a rail with at least a 5/8" ID to have the need to run a -10AN feed.
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ill probably just get a 10an to 8an reducer
my fuel pump has 10an connectors on it, thats why i wanted to just stay with 10an lines
thanks for all the help
my fuel pump has 10an connectors on it, thats why i wanted to just stay with 10an lines
thanks for all the help
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AN size is basically the OD of a hard aluminum line.
So an 8 AN has an OD of 1/2" in an aluminum hard line, and an ID of 7/16.
Are you going to run braided stainless all the way from the tank? I can save you a ton of money if you run an aluminum hard line from the tank to the firewall.
So an 8 AN has an OD of 1/2" in an aluminum hard line, and an ID of 7/16.
Are you going to run braided stainless all the way from the tank? I can save you a ton of money if you run an aluminum hard line from the tank to the firewall.
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Aren't there rules saying you can't ***** the **** out of your products on h-t like this?
this is like the 5th thread i've seen you post your **** in...
Aren't there rules saying you can't ***** the **** out of your products on h-t like this?
this is like the 5th thread i've seen you post your **** in...
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Re: fuel rails (ComputerJLT)
Wilson Manifolds sells 11/16" ID fuel rail stock for custom applications.
http://www.wilsonmanifolds.com....html
http://www.wilsonmanifolds.com....html
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I think the str rail has one of if not the largest bore available in a b-series rail, plus they are one of the most affordable. AN adapter fittings make using almost any size hose simple. Same goes for the return fitting out of the fpr.
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