Subject	What you are asking is perfectly sensible.
Posted by	ni[X]it on June 02, 2008 at 6:57 PM
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In Reply To	General question on 300 degree fuel rails posted by ConVerTT on June 01, 2008 at 08:39 PM
Message	Firstly, the depth that the injector sits is relative to the main fuel bore. This fuel bore, on that particular rail, sits as low as we could get it. Our number one concern was delivering fuel to the injector. Secondly, we'd have to significantly change the billet aluminum stock to do anything else. The injector wont go any lower in that rail with out significant work. Also keep in mind we have not changed the mounting points of the fuel rail. We are picking up the stock points. Since those don't lower, theres not a lot more we can do. Petz #3
Follow Ups	General question on 300 degree fuel rails - ConVerTT 20:39:01 06/01/08 Re: General question on 300 degree fuel rails - txq45 20:56:02 06/01/08 so the tip of the new injectors in a 300 degree rail - ConVerTT 08:59:53 06/02/08 Not really. It doesn't sit any higher than it would in a - Guapo 10:03:04 06/02/08 Ahhh - so the shape lets the new injector 'sit down' in the - ConVerTT 15:23:57 06/02/08 Here is what I was trying to get at >>>> - ConVerTT 18:42:29 06/02/08 that's going to be the case with 95+ injectors in stock - Guapo 21:17:12 06/02/08 What you are asking is perfectly sensible. - ni[X]it 18:57:14 06/02/08 I got a quick question for you about them - na300zx (OH) 19:20:28 06/02/08 Re: I got a quick question for you about them - ni[X]it 20:20:38 06/02/08 Weird, they work for me. - na300zx (OH) 04:38:56 06/03/08
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