**EDIT** IT'S A 96-00 RAIL! IT'S NOT A 92-95 RAIL.

It's an OBX rail. I bought the wrong one damnit.

I already spent 8 hours polishing it. It's not a perfect polish, I took some pics with and without the flash to give you an idea. When I realized it wouldn't fit on my car, I skipped from 600 grit to polishing compound. If you want a perfect polish, I suggest you go back and hit it with 1000 grit. Not that it's really all the noticeable once it's installed and sitting under your hood.

Also, OBX rails come with nickel-plated brass fittings. Since they are complete crap, I removed them and threw them away when I bought the rail. So you'll need a plug at one end (unless you have a fuel pressure gauge) and the inlet fitting at the other end (unless you're using braided feed lines).

And before you ask why I spent 8 hours polishing it, it's because OBX doesn't make polished rails. They come in silver with some sort of rough finish, just like AEM rails.

Anyway, shoot me an offer.





Modified by Enzo Speed at 11:56 PM 7/7/2006


Modified by Enzo Speed at 5:11 PM 7/14/2006

 

Update: Cleaned out the garage today and found an inlet fitting . Hardened steel, not brass .

 

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