Aftermarket Fuel Rails?

[Zenki7]

Hey can anyone give me some direction on where to get some good aftermarket fuel rails for a decent price.....

Any help would be great thanks

If anyone knows of a good place to pick up -AN fittings for great price let me know that too!

[NoDOHC]

I don't know about aftermarket pre-manufactured fuel rails, I know you can buy fuel rail and a special drill bit and make your own.

The stock s5 fuel rail is pretty good.

Be careful of Stainless steel lines. If properly installed, they are Ok, but they have a nasty tendency to spring leaks at very inopportune times.

[Zenki7]

I have an S4 I know there are some aftermarket fuel rails you can buy I could buy aluminum and drill injector holes but I dont have anything to tap to put the fittings in... Im going -AN....

[TitaniumTT]

I usually buy the bungs and TIG them on. Makes for tighter fitting fittings. Any machine shop will be able to tap them. I would be worried about drilling holes for injectors though. Without a proper bit/polishing of the bore, you're likely to tear and o-ring or have the potnetial for leaks

[C. Ludwig]

http://kgparts.com/index.php?page=kgfuel

http://www.skernracing.com/fuelrails.html


I've made my own and used a few different aftermarket rails. If you haven't made them before just buy them pre-made and save yourself some headaches.

Summit and Jegs are hard to beat on their -AN prices. Their house brands are less expensive but I have had issues with the Summit brand leaking. I'll usually pay the markup and stick with Earl's because I know I'm getting a quality part.

With the S4/5 you can have the Bosch injectors setup with a pintle cap that allows them to fit in the stock manifold without the need for sleeves or a wad of o-rings to get them to seal correctly. Marren sells these injectors as their "Pro-Import" injectors at a serious markup. If you have a competent injection shop close by you can take a regular "domestic" Bosch EV1 injector and have the pintle cap changed to replicate the Denso injector for a stock fit with the stock injector grommets.

[misterstyx69]

Kg rails..and Keith can make any Modifications you need to accomodate you.
I am in Canada and I deal with this Gentleman beacuse he responds quick,Knows his stuff,and his prices are good and reflect quality parts,.
His shipping/Turn around time is Real fast..Five days is VERY good for US/Canada shipping.

[Flys]

If you decide to make your own fuel rail, make sure you use the appropriate size ream bit. Also, radius the leading edge of the hole to allow the o-ring to squeeze in. Cratex bits work great for this, as well as the polishing Titanium mentioned.

[Max777]

can you not just get an fitting adaptors for the Stock S4 turbo rails? Something like 12x1.25-to-AN size and then use fittings and lines?

IE: http://www.pegasusautoracing.com/productdetails.asp?RecID=5936