I have a 99 accord coupe 5 speed with a F23 motor. I'm trying to install a wet nitrous kit but im having trouble finding the fuel line where i can tap it. Any suggestions? either i find it or i might have to run a dry setup which i dont wanna do.

Thanks

 

if you have an aftermarket fuel rail you and tap there. or you can cut the line from the fuel filter to the rail and put the T fitting.

 

gotta love NNNAAAAAWWWWWSSSSS!!!!!

 

The problem is, i cant seem to find where the fuel filter is, but i do see a fuel line the size of a nickle, went to a speed shop and said not to cut into there because its high pressure. Where is the fuel filter mounted by?

 

the fuel filter should be on the passenger side on the firewall

 

the easiest way to install is cut that line they told you not to cut, put a T on it and thats your fuel feed for the fuel solenoid.

 

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of course it's high pressure, it's a fuel line...

 

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did they say that was a bad thing? parts people are usually failed mechanics heh.

 

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did they say that was a bad thing? parts people are usually failed mechanics heh.</TD></TR></TABLE>

lmfao.....btw for a wet n2o kit i would think you wanted a high pressure line to make sure you get fuel....also i know someone with a b16 on spray that uses the return fuel line as the fuel line and it works fine.

 

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exactly what i said earlier. your parts shop is trippin.
i did mine this way as well. hasnt leaked for over 2 yrs.

 

lol, he said something about how i needed someone to custom fabricate a T to support the high pressure. raceaccordingly, where did you get your T at?

 

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bro any T from like napa will work.....i think you need to find a new mechanic lol

 

came with my NX kit

 

raceaccordingly, can i get a closer shot of that t you have there? It's cool if you cant.

thanks

 

so this is where I T it from?

 

that's it!

BTW there is no fuel filter in the engine bay for a 98-02 accord

 

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so this is where I T it from? </TD></TR></TABLE>


That's the line I used.