New Rail Is Done!
11-27-2006, 04:33 PM
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Made from a billet aluminum blank. My tuner drilled the holes for the injectors, then threaded the ends like I did to the stock rail. Then fabricated mount brackets.
I may get him to make us some if there was enough interest.
This one will definately hold the rail on the end. It's beefy as hell. And polished. cool.gif
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I just made some bracket drawings for my welder to fab up some coil brackets on each side of the head. The coils are friggen huuuuuuuuge!
Next up in the fuel system is larger injectors, then sump the tank.
I may get him to make us some if there was enough interest.
This one will definately hold the rail on the end. It's beefy as hell. And polished. cool.gif
JonGTR to do project list:
I just made some bracket drawings for my welder to fab up some coil brackets on each side of the head. The coils are friggen huuuuuuuuge!
Next up in the fuel system is larger injectors, then sump the tank.
11-27-2006, 04:44 PM
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nice rail... :fing2: i would probably be interested in one pending the price, and i dont need it all fancy like that,, just wanting another one like my second rail, just simple rectangle piece..
i know the stock rail isnt that strong but i still cant believe the stock rail cracked off from the weight of the FPR.
i know the stock rail isnt that strong but i still cant believe the stock rail cracked off from the weight of the FPR.
11-27-2006, 04:49 PM
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Im in the same boat as socks, my stock rail looks like an eysore compared to my secondary rail, with a nice price id be interested...
BTW I changed your links to pics, cuz links = teh suxors.
BTW I changed your links to pics, cuz links = teh suxors.
11-28-2006, 07:23 AM
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He could probably remake a few stock rails, but your secondary rails would have to be custom. He wouldn't know how they mount unless he got a sample rail and manifold from you.
I'd have to ask him about making more stock replacements, but I don't see why he can't keep it under $100.
I'd have to ask him about making more stock replacements, but I don't see why he can't keep it under $100.
11-28-2006, 04:16 PM
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I dont know how i managed to mess up what i wrote but it came out looking like i was saying my aftermarket rail was the ugly one.
What i meant was the stock rail is an eyesore sitting next to my beautiful polished secondary rail, LOL
AND under 100 is nice too.
Btw, in a dual rail setup were a little cramped for space, so any extra material for show like your ridges, we could do without wink1.gif
What i meant was the stock rail is an eyesore sitting next to my beautiful polished secondary rail, LOL
AND under 100 is nice too.
Btw, in a dual rail setup were a little cramped for space, so any extra material for show like your ridges, we could do without wink1.gif
11-28-2006, 04:57 PM
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and the thing is with the secondary fuel rails, some are made by t4turbo, some are made by Denis, so they would be different, lol..
i would probably be in for a stock rail, cuz mine is all hacked up, from tapping shit, and i wanna do a custom feed line anyway..
i would rather have the rail just smooth, without any ridges on it, for the space issue..
i would probably be in for a stock rail, cuz mine is all hacked up, from tapping shit, and i wanna do a custom feed line anyway..
i would rather have the rail just smooth, without any ridges on it, for the space issue..
