What fittings for FI gauges?
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i used to be able to find this by searching, however........
Im looking to find out what fittings I will need to hook up Autometer electronic boost and fuel pressure gauges. I want to tap the brake booster and the end of the fuel rail respectively. What fittings will I need and wheres a good place to find them if not a local hardware store?
Im looking to find out what fittings I will need to hook up Autometer electronic boost and fuel pressure gauges. I want to tap the brake booster and the end of the fuel rail respectively. What fittings will I need and wheres a good place to find them if not a local hardware store?
local hardware store will probably not have the fuel rail fittings
fuel rail . -4 a/n to 1/8'' pipe (earls) 1/8'' pipe to 1/8'' coupler,straight or 90*
vac tap (boost gauge) I recomend putting a tee on the small line coming from the back of the manifold, they come together on the passenger side along the firewall and run inside of the car to work the A/c controls look for the inline checkvalve and splice in on the manifold side of it...kind of hard to explain but very clean install!
We stock the fuel rail fittings if you need them!!
Brent
260-244-4808
fuel rail . -4 a/n to 1/8'' pipe (earls) 1/8'' pipe to 1/8'' coupler,straight or 90*
vac tap (boost gauge) I recomend putting a tee on the small line coming from the back of the manifold, they come together on the passenger side along the firewall and run inside of the car to work the A/c controls look for the inline checkvalve and splice in on the manifold side of it...kind of hard to explain but very clean install!
We stock the fuel rail fittings if you need them!!
Brent
260-244-4808
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Originally Posted by Brent@EPP
vac tap (boost gauge) I recomend putting a tee on the small line coming from the back of the manifold, they come together on the passenger side along the firewall and run inside of the car to work the A/c controls look for the inline checkvalve and splice in on the manifold side of it...kind of hard to explain but very clean install!
hey do you need these fitting to adapt it to the stock rail?
i have them sitting in my garage and dont need them.
Ill sell them for $16 shipped if you want them (they are about over $30 new if i remember right)
i have them sitting in my garage and dont need them.
Ill sell them for $16 shipped if you want them (they are about over $30 new if i remember right)


