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  • ...JD TUNING ADELAIDE...
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No one runs a nizzy plenum on a FG, well VERY few but no I was referring to the B series where every monkey and his mum had or has a nizzy plenum and how nothing fits with them or way to much effort has to go into modifying things to work with them 

 

get a plazmaman or a Process west plenum and bingo, everything bolts up perfectly as it should !

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Aftermarket regs dont always require a different fuel rail. The stock one (single entry ) is sweet for over 500rwkw on E85 and nearly 700rwkw on 98. So most people dont even need to change it.

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Just a quick question about running the stock rail with a aftermarket fuel pressure regulator. 

I've got an adapter to fit the new return line to, but what about the factory return from the "cage" of the factory reg/rail? Do I block it off??

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I know Process West supply a blanking plug when you get their kits to suit the factory rail.

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A TS-0402-1006 fuel rail adaptor can also be modded to allow a ex reg on the stock rail

 

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As per above, remove the section that seals the return port and file it smooth and pop it in.

 

Also FWIW of the Three Major AM Fuel Rails out there (PW/PM/Aeroflow aka China) The only one that won't direct fit with a Nizzer Plenum is the PM unit, and also FWIW the fuel inlet fittings on the PW unit are on a silly angle.

 

A PM rail will fit if you get 90deg -6 an's welded to the ports on each end.

Edited by Ralph Wiggum

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