Aftermarket fuel rail experiences
Aftermarket fuel rail experiences
I'd like to hear from some folks who've installed aftermarket fuel rails e.g. Perrin or AEM. Was it an easy install, any surprises? Was it a transparent upgrade or did you have to retune afterward?
I am looking to install a new fuel rail primarily to get an extra port to hook up an FP gauge (would prefer not to cut any stock hosery).
Thanks!
I am looking to install a new fuel rail primarily to get an extra port to hook up an FP gauge (would prefer not to cut any stock hosery).
Thanks!
Re: Aftermarket fuel rail experiences
Originally posted by ez76
I'd like to hear from some folks who've installed aftermarket fuel rails e.g. Perrin or AEM. Was it an easy install, any surprises? Was it a transparent upgrade or did you have to retune afterward?
I am looking to install a new fuel rail primarily to get an extra port to hook up an FP gauge (would prefer not to cut any stock hosery).
Thanks!
I'd like to hear from some folks who've installed aftermarket fuel rails e.g. Perrin or AEM. Was it an easy install, any surprises? Was it a transparent upgrade or did you have to retune afterward?
I am looking to install a new fuel rail primarily to get an extra port to hook up an FP gauge (would prefer not to cut any stock hosery).
Thanks!
dude i thought ur fuel milage should increase... aem EMS should lean out mixture... walbro only pumps more if u need it, intake only help you breathe better, and DP+TP helps also... all this only helps with efficiency.. did you also increase turbo PSI? since i got my catback, freeflow cat, intake and dynoflash, i've experienced slightly better mileage



