[Diy_efi] Leaky fuel rail fiasco

Wed Aug 4 17:21:49 GMT 2004

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Hi Chris,
My Porsche 928 uses a short flex line (about 3") to connect the hose barb type injectors to a solid fuel rail.  Something like this might give you the flexibility you need. You can see them pretty well in a couple of shots near the bottom of my 749 page:
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/p-928/749.html
Bill
'84 928s Vortech/749
> Chris Carson wrote:
> > Right now I'm assessing the possibility of running a flexible fuel rail.
> > Anyone done this before?
>
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Hi Chris,
My Porsche 928 uses a short flex line (about 3") to connect the hose barb type injectors to a solid fuel rail.&nbsp; Something like this might give you the flexibility you need. You can see them pretty well in a couple of shots near the bottom of my 749 page:
<A href="http://mywebpages.comcast.net/p-928/749.html">http://mywebpages.comcast.net/p-928/749.html</A>
Bill
'84 928s Vortech/749
&gt; Chris Carson wrote: &gt; &gt; Right now I'm assessing the possibility of running a flexible fuel rail. &gt; &gt; Anyone done this before? &gt; </body></html>

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