what would it take to make a 04/05 rail like the stage 3 rail but with your an fitting on the end? i want the FPR on it like the stage 3 rail. I know i can just go and buy the stage 3 one but just wondering if its cheaper this way.
hey can i just send you my rail and do this to it, my car is down for about 2 weeks, how long will it take and what can i use to cap it off for now. im wanting to make my own returnline
hey can i just send you my rail and do this to it, my car is down for about 2 weeks, how long will it take and what can i use to cap it off for now. im wanting to make my own returnline
we can do that , turn around time is 3-4 days , for and extra $5 I can put a -6 cap on the end of it untill your ready for your return setup
How can I order one of these fuel rail? I have no core...
$40 +$25 core $65 shipped anywhere in the lower 48 states . send paypal to tony@ftp-racing.com , please include in the notes what you are paying for and what your screen name is here on the forums . thanks
I am VERY glad I came across this... I have an upgraded stage 3, but of course I want to get around the FPR which sucks on this rail... so in comes your solution!
I saw one of the guys ask this... can you put 6AN on the feed side? I am thinking about just going 6AN the whole way......
To answer the question on the stage 3.... the issue is going to be that it is a center feed rail..... which means that you are actually going to take pressure away from the passenger side of the rail.
The stage 3 runs awesome for a complete set up as it regulates pressure right at the rail and rises and falls with boost.... the reason it feeds at the center is so that both sides of the rail see the same fuel pressure... I have one here that I haven't installed and would work awesome!
I am going this route only because like an idiot I picked up an after the rail return system that won't work with the stage 3 for the reasons I have stated above.....
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