I bought an integra fuel rail and fuel line from a local honda salvage yard and the end of the bolt that normally recieves the fuel has no hole in it. Heres some pics to show you what im talking about...

first off, heres my beautiful motor


Heres the civic rail, notice the hole in the bolt to recieve fuel from the hole in the fuel line....


heres the integra rail i got, notice no hole to recieve fuel, but its an open ended bolt, unlike the civic which is closed end...


So what am i missing here?

 

someones gotta have some experience with this.

 

pretty please?

 

Geeez, it's going to take you all year to read through all these responses.

 

i hate you

 

taking a stab at it - banjo bolt

 

Some kinda pipe fitting from like Home Depot

Just responding because i guess my idea seems to be as good as anyone elses!

-Chris

 

"So what am i missing here? "

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dude hears the deal.

Honda has Billions, sometimes they must act what the rich refere to as "abstract"

Most likely in R&D testing it was found the Civic fuel line design was cavitating more than was acceptable so while slightly cutting off one foot in losing a bit of the precise fuel metering of the civic in order to provide adequate fuel flow under the condtions the Integra was tested in.

 

hmm, no youre wrong. i actually found out it was just because i got a 90-93 fuel rail instead of a 94 and up one. but thanks for the clever response. i dont know why you typed some stunna slang for absolutely no reason but ok.