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Old 09-09-2016, 02:53 AM
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Originally Posted by chubbys2k
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hi, you used a fitting on the fuel rail? I have a a full zex kit but havent installed it yet. Most people I saw, cut the fuel line and used a T-tap. Mighty Mods drilled and tapped the fuel rail. Not sure if I'm comfortable drilling into the fuel rail. Did you have to do that? or did your 1/8 npt -4an fitting mount into an existing location? thanks in advance

I had to drill a 1/8 npt in the fuel rail. The reason I did that was because I didn't want to cut my rubber fuel line. My last s2000, I did that and the car wouldn't start. Maybe I cut the wrong line but I didn't want to go through with it again. Let's say u do cut the rubber hose, one day if u want to sell the car or nitrous kit, u will need to buy something to connect the 2 rubber lines again. If it leaks u won't see it since its under the intake manifold. I like the fuel rail because it's easier to get to and see leaks. A good tip tho, use a drill press. Make sure its clamped down before u drill the hole.

Long story short, drilling is not needed but I recommend it
wow thanks for the advice. now you got me thinking. Any chance I can get some closer up pics of your fuel rail work? what options do you have when you remove the kit? just cap off the fitting on the fuel rail?
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[quote name='Dman8' timestamp='1473217478' post='24056354']
hi, you used a fitting on the fuel rail? I have a a full zex kit but havent installed it yet. Most people I saw, cut the fuel line and used a T-tap. Mighty Mods drilled and tapped the fuel rail. Not sure if I'm comfortable drilling into the fuel rail. Did you have to do that? or did your 1/8 npt -4an fitting mount into an existing location? thanks in advance

I had to drill a 1/8 npt in the fuel rail. The reason I did that was because I didn't want to cut my rubber fuel line. My last s2000, I did that and the car wouldn't start. Maybe I cut the wrong line but I didn't want to go through with it again. Let's say u do cut the rubber hose, one day if u want to sell the car or nitrous kit, u will need to buy something to connect the 2 rubber lines again. If it leaks u won't see it since its under the intake manifold. I like the fuel rail because it's easier to get to and see leaks. A good tip tho, use a drill press. Make sure its clamped down before u drill the hole.

Long story short, drilling is not needed but I recommend it
wow thanks for the advice. now you got me thinking. Any chance I can get some closer up pics of your fuel rail work? what options do you have when you remove the kit? just cap off the fitting on the fuel rail?
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I'll grab some pics when I remember. Yea thats the whole idea that I can just plug it up if I don't stay nitrous. I can always put a fuel pressure gauge there too. I covered what I can with loom so average guys won't notice the line.
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