z32 modified fuel rail

Discussion in 'Technical' started by ezzupturbo, Feb 5, 2010.

  1. ezzupturbo

    ezzupturbo JDMAutomotive

    Yet again not many words and a few pics of a modified fuel rail, have drilled rail out to 13mm and welding 3/8 fittings all round. reason for modding is larger injectors will be fitted to stock rail. (sards) please give me your feed back. will have more pics up on monday.cost of fittings so far 10 bucks.
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  2. ezzupturbo

    ezzupturbo JDMAutomotive

    the rest of the pics will be up on monday...
     
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  3. WazTTed

    WazTTed Grease Monkey

    nice work man . have u considered braising some AN fittings onto the ends so you can eliminate a extra leak points :)

    very impressive man.. as long as the rail holds pressure and u dont have dramas with orings. u will be laughing:D:D:D
     
  4. ezzupturbo

    ezzupturbo JDMAutomotive

    nah all tig.cant braze lol.. will pressure test to 70psi once im done. final fitup on fittings will be glued. these rails are so restricted ay. cheers
     
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  5. BLACK BEAST

    BLACK BEAST SLICKTOP TT R-SPEC

    now that you have gone this far you would be silly not to go twin in /twin out
     
  6. ezzupturbo

    ezzupturbo JDMAutomotive

    What are the benefits of twin in twin out? got malpassi reg and for the time being standard pump.

     
  7. BLACK BEAST

    BLACK BEAST SLICKTOP TT R-SPEC

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  8. Chilledpain

    Chilledpain Z Reaper

    That looks freakin awesome dude! Heaps less restriction! :)
     
  9. ezzupturbo

    ezzupturbo JDMAutomotive

    hell yea. looks like dual in an out setup is the way to go ay ;)

     
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  10. ezzupturbo

    ezzupturbo JDMAutomotive

    more pics.....

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  11. WazTTed

    WazTTed Grease Monkey

    man u have crazy skills feel like whipping me up a bracket for my engine brace some time in the future :):D:D:D
     
  12. ezzupturbo

    ezzupturbo JDMAutomotive

    Sketch us up a drawing and ya got a deal. do you have pics of what you want?
    can make anything:D

     
  13. WazTTed

    WazTTed Grease Monkey

    haha will have 2 organise a day to pop round in the beast !! ;););)
     
  14. ezzupturbo

    ezzupturbo JDMAutomotive

    As if you will take it out for a drive.. lol

     
  15. Kabir

    Kabir Well-Known Member

    Now somebody explain me what will be the difference with this modified rail and 300 degree rail. Will the new type nismo 760cc injectors will fit in this rail?
     
  16. ezzupturbo

    ezzupturbo JDMAutomotive

    this is a stock fuel rail that ive just drilled the guts out because they are hell restrictive. this setup fill allow more fuel to flow to injectors. so any injectors that fit into stock rail will fit into this. you like :)
     
  17. WazTTed

    WazTTed Grease Monkey

    no dude this isnt changing the rail specs. this is purely a stock rail opened up a bit more. series 1 spec...

    for 740s u need a series 2 rail and machined plenum OR 300 rail
     
  18. ezzupturbo

    ezzupturbo JDMAutomotive

    new type nismo injectors are like sr20 ones from memory witch are like my vq ones so im not sure if they will fit. but as per usual i could be wrong

     
  19. ezzupturbo

    ezzupturbo JDMAutomotive

    ps: these are converted to 300deg rails ;)
     
  20. Tektrader

    Tektrader Z32 Hoe, service me baby

    These stock rails done like this (same as mine BTW) are better than the 300 degree rails. These are still insulated from the lower plenum by the plastic isolators. The 300 degree rails are hard bolted to the lower plenum and transfer more heat to the fuel which isnt good.

    Well done saving cash dude !! :D
     
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