Wa M16 threaded banjo bolt be for fuel rail ?
24-02-2013, 10:22 AM
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Wa M16 threaded banjo bolt be for fuel rail ?
Ok I'm having space issues on my impreza, I need a REALLY tight 90 degree fitting for one of my fuel rails,,, now would a M16 banjo bolt flow the same fuel as a -6 fitting or would I be bottle necking the fuel system on 1 side ?
Or could I use 1 on each rail to equal it or am I just causing a restriction ?
Or could I use 1 on each rail to equal it or am I just causing a restriction ?
24-02-2013, 10:52 AM
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Ok when I say the same I really mean can I use it instead of a AN6 90 degree bend
I just thinking of alternatives as inlet hose needs that space and not sure if forged 90 would have enough space
I just thinking of alternatives as inlet hose needs that space and not sure if forged 90 would have enough space
24-02-2013, 11:04 AM
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24-02-2013, 06:10 PM
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If you cant get a -6 fitting on, how on earth do you think you're going to screw a huge banjo fitting on, and what are you going to screw it into !
Surely there is something already on it ?
Surely there is something already on it ?
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24-02-2013, 07:08 PM
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It's a billet fuel rail with. M16 to -6 connector screwed in then the 90 degree is fitted to that but brings it to far out and fouls the intake
24-02-2013, 07:59 PM
#9
Weird setup
You can get a banjo fitting with a -6 male spout on it and 16mm hole. Cant find a part number for it, but I have one on my PAS pump.
I'm sure it will flow far more than you'd ever need, and as it will likely be the return anyway, it's of less importance.
A single -6 would support well over 600hp...so using it on one side will hardly be pushing things. The hole in an M16 banjo will be at least equal to that of a single -6.
You can get a banjo fitting with a -6 male spout on it and 16mm hole. Cant find a part number for it, but I have one on my PAS pump.
I'm sure it will flow far more than you'd ever need, and as it will likely be the return anyway, it's of less importance.
A single -6 would support well over 600hp...so using it on one side will hardly be pushing things. The hole in an M16 banjo will be at least equal to that of a single -6.
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