golden eagle fuel rail and precision injectors
you dont need to drill it, its oversized already just gotta push them in there, may wanna lube the orings, i ripped one getting it into the rail cause it caught...
but there is no need to drill. (i run ge rail and precision
) its a tight fit, but theyll go in
but there is no need to drill. (i run ge rail and precision
) its a tight fit, but theyll go in
alright, im sure i can get the injector in the rail if it only goes as far as the rubber o-ring, but looking at my old rc eng injectors, they go in a lot further, so the o-ring is more in the injector. heres some pics

i can get it in with the o-ring, but it will stop at the black plastic lip thing


on this last pic, i took the o-ring off so you can see how far it will go in if i put it in with the o-ring, is that enough?

i can get it in with the o-ring, but it will stop at the black plastic lip thing


on this last pic, i took the o-ring off so you can see how far it will go in if i put it in with the o-ring, is that enough?
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No matter what you will need an O-ring. Without one, it will leak for sure.
Anyhow, you may have luck looking for a smaller O-ring from a hardware store. And as stated before, it doesn't hurt to use some lube to fit it in the rail. Goodluck!
Anyhow, you may have luck looking for a smaller O-ring from a hardware store. And as stated before, it doesn't hurt to use some lube to fit it in the rail. Goodluck!
i know an o-ring is needed, i just took that pic so you can see that it does fit in there. i am going to find some smaller o-rings and see if i can lube it up and fit them in there.
i got some thinner o-rings and couldnt get it to work, so i milled the holes out to a little under what the diameter of the injector head is and used the fatter o-rings, fits snug. thanks guys
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