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murrayis

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Hi,

I am trying to track down a aftermarket fuel rail for my rb24det build, I have the SARD 63562 650cc injectors but having a hard time trying to find a fuel rail to suit.

I did see a Sard rail for sale on ebay but missed it, Does anyone know of another fuel rail that would suite this application

Cheers in advance.

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Hi Dan,

I shall get in contact with Shanef regardining this. I know Sard used to make one for the rb20 but unsure if they still do, I have contacted Sard and waiting on a reply from them.

Cheers

Cameron

yeah I was after a Sard/HKS/Tomei but no luck, they are not listed on Greenline or Nengun anyway

I know he has the basic design done for 25/26 just got to take the final measurement for the brackets as thats the only real differance between 20/26 is where they fit up on th intake manifold

they wil be sexy billet too

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Hmm Billet.... I shall get in contact with him. Even if I get the cad drawings off him and add the measurements in myself and get it cnc'd up myself lol this is the only thing holding me back from finishing my build

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