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1680cc injectors into stock TII fuel rail

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Old 04-23-05 | 11:04 AM
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1680cc injectors into stock TII fuel rail

I have searched to no avail, can anyone tell me what size to machine out a stock TII secondary rail to fit 1680cc injectors. I would think soeone has done this before, so I dont have to rely on using a caliper guage to measure the size I need it machined out.

And no I dont want to use a K2rd rail or a rx7store rail. Thanks
Old 04-23-05 | 01:39 PM
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we are just cutting bit of plastic of top injectors, no need to modify rail at all
Old 04-23-05 | 09:14 PM
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really? picturing it in my head it seems like that would be a lot of cutting to the injector. I think I would prefer to modify the rail as opposed to potentially mucking up the injector. They are brand new and worth more than a rail. The rail can be easily replaced if necessary.


If I cant find out what size, I will just go with the caliper guage reading and mill it out from there, just test fit lots. Thanks Higgi
Old 04-23-05 | 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Maxthe7man
Drill the factory rail out to 17/32, approx 1/4 deep and the 1600's fit without modification..max
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...cc+secondaries
Old 04-23-05 | 09:42 PM
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you are my new hero!! thanks gergrx7
Old 04-24-05 | 03:09 AM
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*RX7 owners are cheap
*If you want to play you have to pay
*Your way better off getting a new fuel rail and a FPR.
*I hope your perfect - engine fire
*Do it right the first time
*Good Luck
Old 04-24-05 | 03:26 AM
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Before you buy your 1680CC check this website....wish I got em here....

kgparts.com

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Old 04-24-05 | 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted by dr.jones63
*RX7 owners are cheap
*If you want to play you have to pay
*Your way better off getting a new fuel rail and a FPR.
*I hope your perfect - engine fire
*Do it right the first time
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thanks there guy. irst off not cheap. Have time deadlines and cant wait 3 weeks for shipments form the states. And I am pretty sure the machine shop wont screw it up. I dont see how you think I am way better off with a new rail. I guess under your philosophy I shouldnt build my own motors or exhaust system either, or let alone work on any car.

I hope the engine fires first time too, with the E6K going in, we shall see how good the base map gets it. The fuel rail will not at all be a problem, thanks for your concern though, and wankel7, already have the injectors, 680 primaries, and 1680 secondaries, BNR stage 3 turbo.
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just bore them out to ford or chevy size its a standard size, id look it up but my books are at the shop. RON
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