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Old 01-19-2009, 02:12 AM
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ive seen these in a bunch of sigs and was wondering if there was a step by step instruction or somethin. ive searched for half an hour and havent found it. hoping one of you can enlighten me
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https://www.miataturbo.net/forum/t10993/

FIY i found it by doing a google search, "miata diy fuel rail" a search here and on m.net didnt come up with what we were looking for. Google is your friend too!
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Doh i forgot google. thanks!
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Make sure you have an extra set of upper injector seals before you start the project!!
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I never knew about diy fuel rails...sweet, I'll have to do this when putting in the supra injectors: no harm in it and looks so damn easy
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Super easy just don't be an idiot like me and drill it crooked so it leaks like a civ 6mo later..
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Originally Posted by ApexOnYou
Super easy just don't be an idiot like me and drill it crooked so it leaks like a civ 6mo later..
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Easy as pie, drill - tap - thread - seal...
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When you were searching, did you do TITLE SEARCHES or were you just using the standard SEARCH BOX? When you want to get serious with your searching, be sure to click on ADVANCED SEARCH and enable some of the filters.

I just tried a few searches, and a title search for "RAIL" produced 66 threads, of which about 10 were examples of DIY rails, including the link to the Useful saved posts thread. Searches for "dual feed" or "fuel rail" returned too many random threads... but just "RAIL" did the trick.

You also need to remember that some people manage to misspell stuff in their titles. Forum mods here are fairly good at correcting major spelling mistakes that would make a thread searchless... like saying "Duel feed fuel rail"... spelling dual "DUEL" means nobody would ever find it in a title search. But other forums won't correct spellings, so you should always try common misspellings as your last chance to find a thread.

One hint... USE A DRILL PRESS to ensure your hole in the rail is centered and clean. Use a punch to mark the center of the rail-end and drill a pilot hole... then use your big bit. CLEAN the **** out of the inside of the rail. Use compressed air and look in there real close with a flashlight to make sure there aren't any metal shavings. You could also tape over all the injector holes and hook up an air source to the fuel inlet to keep positive pressure in the rail while you're drilling. It's also a perfect time to paint the rail black... or pink.
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