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fuel rail conversion kits ?

Started by h|ghland vbmenu_register("postmenu_2113739", true); · 14 Mar 2009 · 5 replies

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does anybody else still sell them ? i hit up injectorsonline and there guy doesnt do them anymore, sent an email to vpw and no reply 2 weeks running ? Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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pro boost has some real nice ones right now for $150 email him at [email removed]
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ok well i need some help with someone who knows too, i basically wanna upgrade the rest of the 20+ year old fuel system aswell and uncertain as to what i should upgrade and/or renew as it is its a bog stock a8 with the t3 highflowed soon to be given a kick up the ass with some upgrades, what CAN i run at the moment that ill benefit from later without having to replace stuff again eg injector size, fuel pump size etc cheers Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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u can't just change the injectors without sorting your ecu out first. u will have to go aftermarket ecu or get one of those nistune things done on yours.
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^^ as above if you decide to go new injectors you will need a fuel rail, injectors and an ecu. u can use a stock rail if you use gtr injectors or boch 363s or rx7 injectors but you will still need the ecu.
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thanks guys !nobody tells me these things lol makes sense just didnt think about it hard enough
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