Leaking AEM fuelrail....Quiksteel?

[sleepypsi]

I heard the the AEM fuel rails are known to leak even after you replace the orings. I've read that some people have used quick steel around the oring area and didn't have any leaks after that. Besides it looking like shit would there be a problem doing this?

 

[burkgonzo]

I replaced the AEM with a stock rail, it was a very bad design on AEMs part. Thats probably not what you want to hear but its really not a great piece.

 

[bryanwheat]

I heard the the AEM fuel rails are known to leak even after you replace the orings. I've read that some people have used quick steel around the oring area and didn't have any leaks after that. Besides it looking like shit would there be a problem doing this?

IF you want something that can fail down the road and catch your car on fire go ahead. I would either tap it and screw in some -8 fittings , weld the -8 fittings on or just get a stock fuel rail.

 

[MHuddy1213]

i know this is off the subject but has anyone tried the magnus fuel rails?

 

[rdjarvis]

Ive had the AEM fuel rail on and off 4 times now. New orings and all. Same 1 drip every ten seconds. Im not happy at all.

 

[rdjarvis]

I painted the stock rail black and hooked it back up. Works like a charm.