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Jenko

posted on 29/5/17 at 06:30 PM Reply With Quote
Any reason this won't work...

Just pondering some options for my V8 build. I have one of these fuel rails.
#M6968 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY 2 V8 GS 2002 FUEL RAIL 0280151052 ERR6889
On the highest point of the fuel rail (small l shaped) there is a valve which is presumably for getting air out of the system. If I take the valve out and simply attach my return feed at this point(i.e. put the pressure reg at this point), will the system still work?.

The fuel in you can see is at the bottom of the stainless tubing, and is 't'ed into the same tune as my proposed return...Thoughts?.

[Edited on 29/5/17 by Jenko]

[Edited on 29/5/17 by Jenko]





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r1_pete

posted on 29/5/17 at 07:05 PM Reply With Quote
Thats how I planned on piping mine up, and no reason it wont work.

But, decided to use a VAG filter regulator and leave the scrader valve in place, figured Id have fewer visible hoses.

Mahle Fuel Filter KL156/3 - Fits Audi, Seat, Skoda, VW - 4 Bar

ETA Im also building a twin body plenum to keep the height down.
RV8 Twin Bodies 3
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Jenko

posted on 30/5/17 at 05:38 AM Reply With Quote
Never seen a filter like that before....how would that be plumbed in?.





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r1_pete

posted on 30/5/17 at 07:10 PM Reply With Quote
Havent bought one yet, but on tha face of it, it looks like the high pressure in and tank return are on one and, and the 4 bar regulated output to the fuel rail is on the other end.
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Jenko

posted on 31/5/17 at 09:00 AM Reply With Quote
As I already have a nice SARD fuel pressure reg (anodised blue for extra bhp :-) ) I'm going to go with that. Had a play around last night with the fitting and the new fuel rail (with some cutting and bending) fits a treat.







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r1_pete

posted on 10/6/17 at 07:15 PM Reply With Quote
Yes I'm tempted to go more conventional like that too, I didn't realise you were using a gems/ hotwire base manifold, I have a Gems rail with feed and return, which will screw onto your manifold.

What finish red is that? Aerosol wrinkle or powder coat, I do like it.....

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Jenko

posted on 11/6/17 at 07:51 AM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by r1_pete
Yes I'm tempted to go more conventional like that too, I didn't realise you were using a gems/ hotwire base manifold, I have a Gems rail with feed and return, which will screw onto your manifold.

What finish red is that? Aerosol wrinkle or powder coat, I do like it.....


Engine now pretty much finished...Just need to get it in the car :-)

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