Wet NOS Kit question...
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Wet NOS Kit question...
i have a '98 1.8T and i'm in the process of putting a 50 shot wet kit on it, now where on the damn motor do i connect the NOS fuel line to (the one that normally goes from the fuel selnoid to the fuel rail)...i can't seem to find a fuel rail...is there some other place where i can tap in???
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well on most cars(read: mostly domestics)
they have a shradder valve(sp) like a test port were you can put a gauge to test fuel pressure etc
but looking on my a4 i cant see on but you can see where the fuel lines from the pump connects to the hard lines of the rail and I think you could get a 'T' from a plumbing store
or if you wanna go the hard way like i did on my buddies Supra, tap the fuel line under the car and make an NPT adapter for the other end so the NOS fuel solenoid line wil mate up to it, I really wouldnt advice this method as I cant for sure say how the FPR acts and which side is pressurized and i would hate to see someone get hurt if the line wasnt tight and a fire set out.
***Disclaimer***
I aint responsible for any actions caused by someone taking my advice
in conclusion, take it to a shop, it can be done but from what it sounds like(no offense) but if you cant find the fuel rail....I mean what your doing if done wrong will set your car on fire
but looking on my a4 i cant see on but you can see where the fuel lines from the pump connects to the hard lines of the rail and I think you could get a 'T' from a plumbing store
or if you wanna go the hard way like i did on my buddies Supra, tap the fuel line under the car and make an NPT adapter for the other end so the NOS fuel solenoid line wil mate up to it, I really wouldnt advice this method as I cant for sure say how the FPR acts and which side is pressurized and i would hate to see someone get hurt if the line wasnt tight and a fire set out.
***Disclaimer***
I aint responsible for any actions caused by someone taking my advice
in conclusion, take it to a shop, it can be done but from what it sounds like(no offense) but if you cant find the fuel rail....I mean what your doing if done wrong will set your car on fire
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