AEM fuel rail, is it worth it?
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AEM fuel rail, is it worth it?
Hey yall, just wondering if the AEM high flow fuel rail is worth it for our cars. I have a AEM CAI, Megan Headers + Downpipe, AEM cam gear, AEM pulleys. Just wonderin if I can squeeze anymore hp with a high flow fuel rail even if its 1 or 2 hp.
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yeah I don't think they make them, but I believe Dezod is developing one. Also, you won't get any more hp out of just a fuel rail b/c you'll still have the same stock injectors and they will still be putting the original ammount of gas into the cylinder. You need to do more.
There's more info out there.
There's more info out there.
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Originally Posted by Sic_Vic
Hey yall, just wondering if the AEM high flow fuel rail is worth it for our cars. I have a AEM CAI, Megan Headers + Downpipe, AEM cam gear, AEM pulleys. Just wonderin if I can squeeze anymore hp with a high flow fuel rail even if its 1 or 2 hp.
Thanks for the help.
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With those mods, I don't think a fuel rail is goign to help. A fuel rail is more for turbo cars.
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Originally Posted by Jrfish007
With those mods, I don't think a fuel rail is goign to help. A fuel rail is more for turbo cars.
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Rep Power: 228 Its Most Likely For The Si. You Only Need A Fuel Rail If You Plan On Changing The A/f Ratio. Plus Your Gonna Need To Change Your Plugs And Injectors. Which If You Plan On Doing That, Like The Guys Said Just Go Squeeze Or Boost.
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