WTB: GSR stock fuel rail
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WTB: GSR stock fuel rail
dont totally know if the rail is different between OBD1 and 2 but looking for a stock GSR fuel rail. just shoot me a pic over this thread or via a pm. thanks everyone.
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Re: WTB: GSR stock fuel rail
i have a stock gsr fuel rail that came on my 96 teg. pm me a offer then add shipping to it and paypal fees......
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Re: WTB: GSR stock fuel rail
The one above in the pic is not what you need, its off of a 90-93 integra and wont fit properly on a 94 + gsr. I have one, sent you a pm.
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Re: WTB: GSR stock fuel rail
How are the pics I provided wrong? I provided pictures of the Stock GSR Fuel Rail that I have for sale. My question to you is this ... What Intake Manifold will this Fuel Rail be going into (Stock GSR, Skunk2, Blox, etc)? Also, what Car is this going into (Year & Model)?
I ask this because apparently 98DC2R feels that mine will not work because when you mount the Fuel Pressure Regulator on my Stock Fuel Rail it would interfere with the IAT Sensor not allowing you to plug it in, while in reality it all depends on what Intake Manifold you'd be running it on plus what Car this is going into.
As you can see (click here for picture), the Stock GSR Intake Manifold doesnt have the IAT Sensor on the #1 Runner, so if this Fuel Rail is going on a Stock GSR Intake Manifold it doesnt matter - mine will work perfectly fine for you.
Now, the other question is if its going on an Aftermarket Intake Manifold such as a Skunk2, Blox, AEBS, etc those have the IAT Sensor on the #1 Runner of the Intake Manifold, but now it depends on what Car this is going into. I say this because not all Honda's use that position (#1 Runner of Intake Manifold) to mount the IAT Sensor. For example, the 6th Gen Civics (96-00) have their IAT Sensor located in the Intake Arm, not the actual Intake Manifold, so again, my Fuel Rail would not be a problem in that case.
So again, I ask this ... What Intake Manifold will this Fuel Rail be going into (Stock GSR, Skunk2, Blox, etc)? Also, what Car is this going into (Year & Model)? With this information I will be able to tell you if you can or cannot use my Stock GSR Fuel Rail on your Intake Manifold. Let me know!
I ask this because apparently 98DC2R feels that mine will not work because when you mount the Fuel Pressure Regulator on my Stock Fuel Rail it would interfere with the IAT Sensor not allowing you to plug it in, while in reality it all depends on what Intake Manifold you'd be running it on plus what Car this is going into.
As you can see (click here for picture), the Stock GSR Intake Manifold doesnt have the IAT Sensor on the #1 Runner, so if this Fuel Rail is going on a Stock GSR Intake Manifold it doesnt matter - mine will work perfectly fine for you.
Now, the other question is if its going on an Aftermarket Intake Manifold such as a Skunk2, Blox, AEBS, etc those have the IAT Sensor on the #1 Runner of the Intake Manifold, but now it depends on what Car this is going into. I say this because not all Honda's use that position (#1 Runner of Intake Manifold) to mount the IAT Sensor. For example, the 6th Gen Civics (96-00) have their IAT Sensor located in the Intake Arm, not the actual Intake Manifold, so again, my Fuel Rail would not be a problem in that case.
So again, I ask this ... What Intake Manifold will this Fuel Rail be going into (Stock GSR, Skunk2, Blox, etc)? Also, what Car is this going into (Year & Model)? With this information I will be able to tell you if you can or cannot use my Stock GSR Fuel Rail on your Intake Manifold. Let me know!
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Re: WTB: GSR stock fuel rail
I have a OEM ITR rail same as GSR only difference is that the ITR 1 has a stiffner bracket that bolts to the manifold. Other than that the rails are the same. I have pics let me get your e-mail I will send you pics. The rail is Brand New
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