Custom Fuel Rails
10-22-2002, 09:03 PM
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They would be for a 3rd gen. Very similar to the K2rd rails, but probably about $30-50 cheaper.
I'm just trying to gauge the interest to see if these would be worth my time.
If wanted I could do a rail+1600's for alot cheaper then RP or anyone. I got the hook up on injectors.
Let me know who's interested
I'm just trying to gauge the interest to see if these would be worth my time.
If wanted I could do a rail+1600's for alot cheaper then RP or anyone. I got the hook up on injectors.
Let me know who's interested
10-24-2002, 05:57 PM
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The K2RD rail is $220 so I'm shooting at about $170-$190 w/o injectors.
The rail w/1600's is going for $415. I'm shooting for about $360.
This is just a guestimate though. It all depends on the amount of interest. The greater the demand the cheaper the price.
The rail w/1600's is going for $415. I'm shooting for about $360.
This is just a guestimate though. It all depends on the amount of interest. The greater the demand the cheaper the price.
10-25-2002, 11:12 AM
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wouldnt the total be more along of $328
2 160lb inj = $138
rail ($190)
total=$328
greater interest = greater price. not nesecarily. rail stock is still $20 a foot no matter how you look at it. same with material for posts and allen head bolts. and more time is involved in making more rails.
i have secondary rails available now.
2 160lb inj = $138
rail ($190)
total=$328
greater interest = greater price. not nesecarily. rail stock is still $20 a foot no matter how you look at it. same with material for posts and allen head bolts. and more time is involved in making more rails.
i have secondary rails available now.
10-25-2002, 04:10 PM
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you know. it would be "NICE" to have a rail that fitted larger injectors that would just "DROP" in.........no cutting, drilling, or special tools needed......
i can see the banners flying now.......
louis
i can see the banners flying now.......
louis
10-25-2002, 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by rxrotary2_7' date='Oct 25 2002, 11:12 AM
wouldnt the total be more along of $328
2 160lb inj = $138
rail ($190)
total=$328
greater interest = greater price. not nesecarily. rail stock is still $20 a foot no matter how you look at it. same with material for posts and allen head bolts. and more time is involved in making more rails.
i have secondary rails available now.
2 160lb inj = $138
rail ($190)
total=$328
greater interest = greater price. not nesecarily. rail stock is still $20 a foot no matter how you look at it. same with material for posts and allen head bolts. and more time is involved in making more rails.
i have secondary rails available now.
Don't like my prices then buy from that *******.