why is no one selling the hks fuel rail?
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why is no one selling the hks fuel rail?
why is no one selling the hks fuel rails anymore. is there a problem w/ them or are they coming out w/ a new one. thanks for the help in advance. jon
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Originally Posted by EVO8HKS
why is no one selling the hks fuel rails anymore. is there a problem w/ them or are they coming out w/ a new one. thanks for the help in advance. jon
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so the perrin flows better than the hks and has a better finish. this hurts cause i love hks products.
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Another thing to consider is that the stock fuel rail is quite capable, and by the time most people really need to worry about the fuel rail, they might also have looked into an aftermarket intake manifold, most of which include their own custom fuel rail ...
So it might just be a demand issue.
So it might just be a demand issue.
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first reason is because there is no rail out there for an Evo VIII - its for older models (not sure if it is 100% direct drop in)
second is price
third, and better question, is why buy ANY rail for the Evo? Have you seen the ID of the stock one? Now, for a customer like Crazy4Cars, who'c car is insanely modded and tuned, it could be of some benefit. For the vast majority, it's the equivalent of polishing your valvecover
second is price
third, and better question, is why buy ANY rail for the Evo? Have you seen the ID of the stock one? Now, for a customer like Crazy4Cars, who'c car is insanely modded and tuned, it could be of some benefit. For the vast majority, it's the equivalent of polishing your valvecover
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