MR owners within?
MR owners within?
how do you have your fuel lines setup? i've been trying to find various pictures of how people have their fuel lines routed and they all seem to be extremely similar to my own.
i did this temporarily to basically get the car running, however i'd like to do something that isn't as noticeable.
is there anyone out there running a Miniram intake that has their fuel lines routed a little better and more hidden closer to stock location?
i did this temporarily to basically get the car running, however i'd like to do something that isn't as noticeable.
is there anyone out there running a Miniram intake that has their fuel lines routed a little better and more hidden closer to stock location?
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From: Pinehurst, NC, USA
Car: 1992 Camaro
Engine: 350 miniram
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I'm just about to run my fuel lines for my miniram, would you mind telling me the part numbers to those fittings your using? I am having a really hard time figuring out what I need.
Thanks
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Check out the pics in my sig. Make sure to also click on the link on that page entitled something like 'Custom Fuel lines for MiniRam'
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fuel lines
HITHERE ran mine on the inside the master cylinder instead of going around it. Their just as noticeable but end up being alot shorter. Good job on the engine bay, it's looks great.
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Originally posted by Kandied91z
tim there is no link..............and dave you have HITHERE nice way with words.
what the HITHERE is going on?
tim there is no link..............and dave you have HITHERE nice way with words.

what the HITHERE is going on?
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From: Boosted Land
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TRAXIONS fuel lines in the back of the MR
http://www.purplecar.org/trax/mr_fuel1.jpg
http://www.purplecar.org/trax/mr_fuel1.jpg
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thanks the link works now!
i don't see how it's any different from my own though? i want the lines to not be seen.........both yours, mine, and everyone i've ever seen loops around the engine bay. i'd like to figure out a way so that it isn't that way.
nice loooking car...
i don't see how it's any different from my own though? i want the lines to not be seen.........both yours, mine, and everyone i've ever seen loops around the engine bay. i'd like to figure out a way so that it isn't that way.
nice loooking car...
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Oh crap. I didn't see that you were looking for something DIFFERENT than your setup. Sorry man. I jumped the gun.
You could always take an approach similar to what TPIS does with their 'kit' made for the f-bodies with a MiniRam. They snake the lines in the air-gap of the MiniRam and then towards the front. Their design sucks because they use really small line and it's all bent to crap. But, you could effectively run lines in the air gap toward the front of the engine and then use the appropriate adapters to adapt it following the path that the stock lines on a TPI car go.
Tim
You could always take an approach similar to what TPIS does with their 'kit' made for the f-bodies with a MiniRam. They snake the lines in the air-gap of the MiniRam and then towards the front. Their design sucks because they use really small line and it's all bent to crap. But, you could effectively run lines in the air gap toward the front of the engine and then use the appropriate adapters to adapt it following the path that the stock lines on a TPI car go.
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why not just cut your lines back under the tranny well and reflair em for An fittings and just jump to the MR there.
Like Im doing in my vert for my SuperRam
This is what the fuel rails will look like when Im done. Then the lines will cone up the back of the Tranny/wall basically.
Like Im doing in my vert for my SuperRam
This is what the fuel rails will look like when Im done. Then the lines will cone up the back of the Tranny/wall basically.
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