fuel rail

[xero260]

does anyone know if they make a fuel rail for 7g galants, or if any other cars fuel rails will fit onto ours.......sorry if this question was asked b4 but i havent seen it.......thank you in advance

[seth98esT]

what do u need one for? i dont think they make em but

Easy Fix. Buy a Fuel Pressure Regulator to flood the Rails then bigger injectors to flush them out and an S-AFC to balance the mixture of air to fuel
and get a new fuel pump that will push the fuel needed...

[krazienluv10]

they have some fpr's on ebay u can look at https://www.thegalantcenter.org/style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif i have one... works rather well actually...

[sabzi5858]

are you turbo or something?? are you logging?? what makes you think you don't have enough fuel??

[Livn2sk8]

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if you have a 4g63....

[Lazarus]

I recommend the RPW Rising rate FPR It's easy to install and easy to adjust/maintain. (yeah I am bias but the proof is in the pudding)

[xero260]

im not turbo, no 4g63, just interested in getting a nicer looking fuel that will pump more fuel, and then i will get all the other goodies to help the air fuel ratio, prob a chip, fuel pump, bigger injectors, just wondrein..

[JiP]

a larger fuel rail is still gonna blow off the extra presure through the return line..you dont need a larger fuel rail, you would want an adjustable fpr. In either case, if you dont have a turbo youd benifit more from an afc and intake then you would from just randomly pumping more gas into your engine.

[HiperSilver]

Dont waste your money on a stock motor with just a fpr, safc, and other fuel items, you will see a very minimal gain, its going to be a huge waste of money. The fuel system is good for at least 200hp, worry about a turbo or a swap.

[sabzi5858]

too much fuel will slow you down, too little fuel will cause you engine damage. unless you have some method of knowing how much fuel you need to be running, or what state you are running in right now, i don't suggest getting too many fuel "upgrades." more fuel will not make you go faster. more air makes you go faster, and you need fuel to burn with that air, but just adding more fuel will slow you down unless you have a problem with lack of fuel. in other words, don't get a afpr unless your pressure is too low because of bigger injectors etc. and don't get bigger injectors unless you have more oxygen to burn. and you need some way of telling how much fuel you need, ie. a logger to be able to know how much fuel you need to add.