Fuel rail to Gauge adapter
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Lindseyracing.com also sells a kit. It's $70 and you get an autometer 100 psi gauge, fittings to angle the gauge downward so it doesnt hit the hood, and the rail adapter pre-drilled with a copper washer.
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Hey Sharky27,
Ok measured the gauge thread size - its 28 fine thread, I am not sure about the pitch, i have nothing to measure it (male end)
so the adapter would be female ends on both sides.
Let me know if you can make that.
Thanks
Dan
Ok measured the gauge thread size - its 28 fine thread, I am not sure about the pitch, i have nothing to measure it (male end)
so the adapter would be female ends on both sides.
Let me know if you can make that.
Thanks
Dan
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I wonder if this would fit - $72.95 includes the gauge:
http://www.928motorsports.com/parts/fuelrailgauge.php
http://www.928motorsports.com/parts/fuelrailgauge.php
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Originally Posted by Jfrahm
Why have a gauge on the fuel rail all the time? Just set the fuel pressure with a test gauge and put the cap back on. Less chance of leaks.
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no need to keep it on, I agree, but i am trying to work out many bugs out of my car, so it will stay on there for a bit, and I would like to have a safer adapter than flapping piece of hose. Dan offered to make me an adapter, and I will take him up on that one, if he ever responds, lol