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Old Dec 6, 2006
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Fuel Rails????

Ok, I don't like the little schrader valve mounting that I have on my truck now and want to make the install look a little cleaner. I see that NX has a fuel rail adapter for the new mustangs. I was wondering if the mounting is the same for the mustangs as for our ranger. It looks the same, but looks can be deceiving. I asked NX and they couldn't tell me.
 
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Old Dec 11, 2006
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Seriously....anybody?
 
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Old Dec 11, 2006
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ummm, i believe most, if not all fuel rails will have a schrader valve as it is an important diagnostic tool (you need it to check fuel pressure) and its good for relieveing fuel pressure and for bleeding out the fuel rail of air. ive never seen a rail without one yet, but who knows...
 
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Old Dec 12, 2006
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Contact Denny at www.racetested.com I'm pretty sure he has the fittings and adapters you'll need.

Tell him "Rich" sent you.

Rich
 
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NX said that they would not work with my fuel rails. I will give that guy a call and see what we can work out.
 
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