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That looks like a great option. I take it you get an AN fitting from them for the other end?
That is correct. You can see it in my build, post #53
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This looks great. Are those -6 lines connecting the rails?

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do as vegas did or get a billet fuel rail.

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yes they are. Great kit and really cleans up the bay
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yes they are. Great kit and really cleans up the bay
Are the fuel rails tied in together in the rear (firewall side) ? Where exactly is the fuel supply connected to ?
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