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I have an 87 tpi 350 and I purchased a used NOS system for an LT1. Needless to say there is not a place on the fuel line to tie into for the wet system. Anybody know of a quick way of getting an extra fuel hookup to tie into? Any good ideas would be appreciated! Please be specific!
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ummmmmm?
Take it off the schrader valve with a 90* fitting?
That would work for me?
later
Jeremy
Take it off the schrader valve with a 90* fitting?
That would work for me?
later
Jeremy
Originally Posted by 3.8TransAM
ummmmmm?
Take it off the schrader valve with a 90* fitting?
That would work for me?
later
Jeremy
Take it off the schrader valve with a 90* fitting?
That would work for me?
later
Jeremy
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Originally Posted by bigdaddy
That is what I need to hook up to. The 87 did not come with a schrader valve. I can't cut the line because there is too much fuel pressure. Any Other Ideas?
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Car: 1987 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 IROCZ
Engine: L98 350, mini ramed and camed
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My 87 L98 has one. It would shoot fuel every where without the schrader valve. Trust me I know. lol. Adam :-)
P.S. On a side note. The A/C schrader valve is the same one for the fuel rail.
P.S. On a side note. The A/C schrader valve is the same one for the fuel rail.
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