Fuel rails (blem's cheap)

[Mike E]

I found these while cleaning out my garage this weekend. I had drilled the holes in the wrong spot on one rail. I never did make mounts for them. If someone is feeling industrious and wants to make their own mounts, these would make for an easy starting point. SOLD shipped for the pair as is with no mounts. They work with a stock intake and use -8 o-ring fittings on the ends.

This is what they would look like if I had finished them.

 

[fatride]

Mike, I'll take them......

 

[Mike E]

Someone beat you to them.

 

[Instro84]

Mike, fab up some more of these

 

[fatride]

Someone beat you to them.

No problem Mike..
Thanks

 

[Mikety]

Can you tell me where you bought the material

 

[Mike E]

Ross Machine Racing.
http://rossmachineracing.com/dash8.html

 

[Mikety]

I hate to ask but I am going to purchase these right now from Ross. Do you know any of the tap sizes or drill sizes? Any details would be awesome

 

[Mike E]

Here is what I use.

For the injector holes, I drill them 1/2" then ream them to size with a 13.5mm reamer using the power feed on slow for a slick finish. I then chamfer with a 60 degree chamfer tool. Ross machine racing makes a "port too" that will do everything in one shot.

For the ends of the rails, I machine them for -8 o-ring fittings. That is a 3/4-16 tap and a 3/4" hydraulic port tool. You can also tap them 1/2" npt.

 

[Mikety]

Mike, on the ends, is that for stock fuel lines? Also, what do you do for the fuel pressure reg?

 

[Mike E]

No, that is for -8 o-ring fittings. Search here and you'll find adapters to go from -8 o-ring to stock fuel lines. You have to use an external regulator with these.

 

[tbone87]

Like these!! Lol

 

[tbone87]

Here is the mounts!!