Help: RRM magnum rail and stage 2 injectors
Help: RRM magnum rail and stage 2 injectors
I am having trouble mounting my fuel rail onto the intake manifold and I was wondering if I have the correct bolts. The only difference between the stage 2 brackets and the regular brackets is the drilling on the brackets. The bolts that RRM supplied me with were still the same height.
So my first question would be are the bolts long enough?
The second question is am I suppose to use the stock intake manifold plastic spacers? If so, the bolts won't be long enough...
The third question is if I were to use the stock bolts (which are longer) would I still have to use the stock plastic spacers.
In any case I am just looking for someone who has rc injectors and the magnum fuel rail. Anything will help because I was trying to come up with solutions yesterday.
So my first question would be are the bolts long enough?
The second question is am I suppose to use the stock intake manifold plastic spacers? If so, the bolts won't be long enough...
The third question is if I were to use the stock bolts (which are longer) would I still have to use the stock plastic spacers.
In any case I am just looking for someone who has rc injectors and the magnum fuel rail. Anything will help because I was trying to come up with solutions yesterday.
Last edited by grubiaco; Jul 25, 2006 at 11:49 AM.
hey man...i installed the magnum fuel rail in my lancer OZ.
it was a little difficult but i figured out you don't use the black plastic spacers and you have to put on the bolts into the brackets before you attach bracket to rail
after that it should work out ok...also i think the right most bolt gets a little hard to attach for the fuel rail since its gets pretty high...use a small socket and it should be ok
best of luck bro
it was a little difficult but i figured out you don't use the black plastic spacers and you have to put on the bolts into the brackets before you attach bracket to rail
after that it should work out ok...also i think the right most bolt gets a little hard to attach for the fuel rail since its gets pretty high...use a small socket and it should be ok
best of luck bro
it was a little difficult but i figured out you don't use the black plastic spacers and you have to put on the bolts into the brackets before you attach bracket to rail"
I found out the same thing when I first installed it without the bigger injectors. Did you ever do the install with bigger injectors?
I found out the same thing when I first installed it without the bigger injectors. Did you ever do the install with bigger injectors?
Dang, this this shiz is getting on my nerves.... I don't think I have the proper angle because now that I look at it it won't clear the black bracket on the intake manifold. I guess it might just be the triple digit heat. Ah, well back to dying.
Sorry bro...I haven't installed it with bigger injectors...maybe if someone were nice enough to get me a turbo kit I would have a need for stage 2.
Good luck bro...I know you'll do it.
Good luck bro...I know you'll do it.
Revolt the problem that I was having was dealing with the fitment of the fuelrail onto the intake manifold. The brackets didn't work to well with me along with the fact that the stage 2 bolt I got was the the stage 2 brackets was too short. However, due to my persistance I was able to use the regular magnum brackets along with my stock bolts and some spacers to accomplish my task. It was, however, a major pain in the ***. In addition, when it was all said and done I didn't have access to one of my sensors so that sucked really bad. I was going to take everything apart but, I remembered I had an extra intake manifold lying around with a sensor on it so I was able to route it accordingly.
