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Can edit my own post WTF?!?!? :rant:
Anyways...
- Use a SECOND stock FPR on number I
- Leave number II as is but now will use as a inlet
- Use a NOS splitter where the A is to supply fuel to both fuel rails
- Use a NOS splitter where the B is to collect fuel from both fuel rails
Results:
Cheap *** fuel mod & Eliminate banjo bolts :bigok:
Or am I WAYYY off?!?
Anyways...
- Use a SECOND stock FPR on number I
- Leave number II as is but now will use as a inlet
- Use a NOS splitter where the A is to supply fuel to both fuel rails
- Use a NOS splitter where the B is to collect fuel from both fuel rails
Results:
Cheap *** fuel mod & Eliminate banjo bolts :bigok:
Or am I WAYYY off?!?
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From: IL
Originally Posted by banzaitoyota' date='Feb 19 2003, 02:28 AM
I am working on a cheaper alternative. Those damn metric to AN adapters are 22.00 each!!!!
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From: My BIG ol TURBO-DIESEL
Originally Posted by pengaru' date='Feb 18 2003, 11:29 PM
where are you getting that price for metric t oAN? I'm guessing these are aeroquip aluminum ones?
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try going to find a hydraulic shop... they will most likely be aeroquippe industry vs aeropqiuippe auto performance supplies..
Its the exact same stuff... jsut that hte industrial version isn'ts o bling bling... ie not anodized blue aluminum...j ust some plane jane finish.
Its like 30 to 50% cheaper
Its the exact same stuff... jsut that hte industrial version isn'ts o bling bling... ie not anodized blue aluminum...j ust some plane jane finish.
Its like 30 to 50% cheaper
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