Where can I get a cold start plug and fuel rail plugs?
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From: Tennessee
Car: '89 RS
Engine: 9C1 w/ TPI
Transmission: rebuilt 700R4
Where can I get a cold start plug and fuel rail plugs?
Where can I get the plugs to go into the side of the runners, and the plug to plug it up on the fuel rail? Dealership? Thanks
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From: Long Island, N.Y.
Car: 1986 Camaro Z-28
Engine: Chevy ZZ4
Transmission: Select Built 700R4
Axle/Gears: Moser Axles / 3.73 Richmond Gears
You can get it from Street and Performance, that's where I got mine. There are cheaper ways to do it but this was the easiest way for me and it's show chrome, ooooh aaaaaaah.
They list the 9th injector plug for $5.00 but I don't see how it goes in yet(I'm doing it in a few weeks) If nothing else I'll JB Weld it in. As for the fuel rail plug it's listed at $15.00
Their number is (501) 394-5711
Website: www.hotrodlane.cc
They list the 9th injector plug for $5.00 but I don't see how it goes in yet(I'm doing it in a few weeks) If nothing else I'll JB Weld it in. As for the fuel rail plug it's listed at $15.00
Their number is (501) 394-5711
Website: www.hotrodlane.cc
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You can make your own plug.... I used some aluminum stock and turned it down to the right diameter (about 5/8"). I even polished the top of it, then just UltraBlack rtv'd it into place.
Instead of plugging the fuel rail, I took the fitting, and had half of a 4an fitting welded to it so that I could plumb my fuel pressure gauge sending unit directly to the fuel rail instead of having to use my schraeder valve. Pics below:
Instead of plugging the fuel rail, I took the fitting, and had half of a 4an fitting welded to it so that I could plumb my fuel pressure gauge sending unit directly to the fuel rail instead of having to use my schraeder valve. Pics below:
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