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Old 09-21-2004, 09:37 AM   #16
 
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Get a billet rail or modify the stocker to remove the inner tube.
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Old 09-23-2004, 09:25 PM   #17
 
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Ken, while Whitey's bottom end is being rebuilt, I have to get my fuel issues fixed, (atleast one new injector, if not more). Question on the fuel rail, I would like to modify mine so that the inlet is at the opposite end compared to the regulator and of course remove the inner tube. I was thinking about welding an AN bung in the end and just cutting and capping the end towards #1. Any experiance with something like that? Or should I just get the billet rail? (which would mean a new regulator..) With the new forged slugs, and a few more pounds, I should be able to touch 400wtrq...

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Old 09-24-2004, 06:52 AM   #18
 
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Get the Billet rail. Simple to put the fittings on and set it up as you describe. Personally, I have my reg off the passenger side and the inlet under thee 2 piece elbow.

There is some new "Lightweight" fuel line by Earls. 350 psi burst strength. 3 ft section fits PERFECTLY from stock feed location to the TB side.
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