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To the v Gurus out there I need some expert opinions mainly with injector and fuel rail upgrade. I have the following mods about to go on:

Motordyne TDX 2 exhaust

Motordyne MREV 2 bottom intake

5/16 spacer

Stillen z tube and k&n filter

Once completed ( 2 weeks hopefully) ill b taking it in for chip upgrade and tune, not sure what but there a garage here in Perth GTI Performance that has a finger on the pulse with V's and Z's.

So is it worth upgrading the fuel rails and injectors to optimise the mentioned mods? If so what?

All opinions are appreciated peeps

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If the existing rails and injectors are able to supply enough fuel, I can't see any benefits with changing them.

With the mods you mentioned, the factory injectors should be able to cope easily. If you want to tune for E85, you might need larger injectors though.

sheepe77 Rookie

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Cheers guys I pretty much thought the stock fuel system was up to it but don't we all look for that little bit more lol.

As for e85 fuel its of no use to me seeing as my V is an everyday car and its expensive enuf of premium 98 as is.

Is there any other NA mods I should consider guys? And has anyone heard bad reviews on out the HKS Circle grounding kit? I'm also going to utilize 1 seeing as I have an auto ( I know I know lol ) and I know it'll help with shifting and my sound system.

Jas

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Scotty PM me the details for the transgo kit defiantly interested but might have to wait till next month wifey ain't to impressed with my expesive car hobby ATM lol.

As for Tokyo Motorsports I haven't heard good or bad reports only found them on here but ill be calling them Tuesday for a run down and ill post the findings here.

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No worries, it's too late now anyway, I am fitting it to a car at the moment. :P

I will be placing another order Transgo soon, let me know if you want one and I will order a few extra kits. They take 2-4 weeks to get here.

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