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Fuel rail -6 return fitting problem

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K_81_K

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Jun 1, 2018
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Having a slight issue getting my fitting and adapter to clear the timing cover
Is there a way around actually cutting the cover?
I’d rather not have to go that route
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks!
 

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You will possibly get away with a forged 90 but they are more expensive then the fast flow ones. I have seen some do this and it just touches the upper cover a tad, on my aftermarket rail i had to opt for a banjo type fitting as it was longer and a forged fitting would not work well
 
Interesting. I have the fuelab regulator kit, and while it's a tight fit, it clears with a few mm. Was your return line/fitting from a kit? Is the engine a 6 or 7 bolt, and what timing cover bits are being used? Bad pic for reference, if you'd like a better view I can take one.

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You can always get a low-pro 90* fitting, but it will cost a bit more than the full-flow ones.
 

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The 91-94 1g rail is a few mm shorter then the 2g rail. Besides the slightly shorter length, the outlet of a 1g rail will need a different adapter while the 2g is the same on both sides.Actually the 90 rail is the shortest of all but won’t work with the 91-99 TPS due to the flange angle. I run a 91-94 rail so I can run a timing cover on my 2g without the 90° rubbing.

More information here
https://www.dsmtuners.com/threads/1g-vs-2g-fuel-rail-physical-difference.57354/
 
I'm using a 90 degree fitting like this and it just touches the timing cover.
Do you have a pic of that installed?
Thanks btw it’s exactly what I was hoping to find out would work but still can’t find one anywhere
 
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Scratch that
Found at RTM

Thanks everyone!
 

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Scratch that
Found at RTM

Thanks everyone!
Thats the wrong one, thats a 3AN and you will need a 6AN
 
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