Just got the first set of the upcoming 928 16V Fuel Rails from Lindsey Racing that use the more modern style Bosch injectors. These are a very nice, high quality product. I chose red but they come in different colors.

These Rails can be ordered right now as you see them and can be used on the 16V and 32V as is, if you wish to make your own brackets and fit your own lines. This wouldn't be very difficult, due to the unique way the Rail has been designed to use a slot for mounting the brackets to the rails.

Dave Lindsey says that the pre made, bolt on mounting Brackets for the 16V are in the final design phase and should be available as a bolt on kit with the Rails in very near future. The 32V Brackets should be available shortly after that.

The rail kits will also be available with all the fittings and braided lines to totally upgrade our aging fuel lines as well as more modern Fuel Damper and Rising Rate Fuel Regulator for a totally complete upgrade solution.

During my conversation with Dave Lindsey he let it be known, that besides the Rail kits, there are other new products for the 928 that will be offered soon.

The website if you want to check these and other High Performance parts is

http://www.lindseyracing.com/LR/SFNT.html

I’ve been given hints on what also is in development and can’t wait to see these other items that we discussed.

I’ll post more pictures once I have received the Brackets from them within the next few weeks.

 

Looks sweet. very nice looking rails.
Do they clip onto the injectors

 

Dave and the guys do nice work. I have a pair of their 944T rotor hats on my front brakes (lets you run 993TT two-piece cross-drilleds) ...

 

The factory 944 Fuel Rails used the clips. They have been proven to be unneeded.

He's using proven technology from his extremely popular 944, 951, 968 lines of Racing Parts.

I also know of others here on RenList running aftermarket rails without clips, so I have no concerns with this.

IMO, and I looked at quite a few options, I think he has the best design. Especially the way that the brackets attach to the rails. Requires no drilling into the rails and allows a great deal of flexibility for bracket location for those that want to fabricate their own brackets.

I've seen the prototype for the brackets he's making. I like them a lot. Can't wait till I get them installed.

 

I also like his adjustable Cam Gears.

Don't wnat to say too much about what we talked about.

Wouldn't want Spoil the suprises!

 

Very nice. Good luck in getting the project completed by spring.