New TC Fuel Rail Available
11-15-2007, 09:12 PM
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New TC Fuel Rail Available
Here are some pictures of the New tC fuel rail I just got finished with. About 40% bigger through hole than the stock fuel rail. All billet aluminum machined on a CNC milling machine. #6 port fitting in each end for inlet and outlet. In the last picture, it shows the fittings that can be used with the fuel rail. #8 inlet, or #6 inlet, and either a #6, #8 or plugged outlet. I am about to start on an adapter to use the stock line with this unit. Kit will include rail, two fittings and the o-rings. As you can see it has been anodized red to help protect it from the elements.
You can PM me on here or email me at: allianceautosports@comcast.net
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11-15-2007, 09:38 PM
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Are you a company? Any info on your company? Any info on your back round? Are you becoming a sponsor? Do you have a website?
Maybe I should have just said tell us a little about yourself.
BTW, it looks good.
Maybe I should have just said tell us a little about yourself.
BTW, it looks good.
11-15-2007, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by etsnet
Are you a company? Any info on your company? Any info on your back round? Are you becoming a sponsor? Do you have a website?
Maybe I should have just said tell us a little about yourself.
BTW, it looks good.
Maybe I should have just said tell us a little about yourself.
BTW, it looks good.
11-15-2007, 10:40 PM
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Originally Posted by etsnet
Are you a company? Any info on your company? Any info on your back round? Are you becoming a sponsor? Do you have a website?
Maybe I should have just said tell us a little about yourself.
BTW, it looks good.
Maybe I should have just said tell us a little about yourself.
BTW, it looks good.
11-15-2007, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by j3st3r
Originally Posted by Scott8
^^^intake, or an intake manifold???
Pics when you can of either the Intake manifold or the fuel rail
11-15-2007, 10:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Scott8
Originally Posted by j3st3r
Originally Posted by Scott8
^^^intake, or an intake manifold???
Pics when you can of either the Intake manifold or the fuel rail
Before Anodizing
11-15-2007, 11:09 PM
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Brian, thanks for chiming in. Yes I have started my own business under the name Alliance AutoSports, LLC. I have been in the racing industry, with the same company for 15 years. We build open wheel race cars, motorcycle swing arms, handle bars for a well known motorcycle company, oil pump components, etc. Needless to say we do alot of machining. Having worked there for so long I decided to start getting some of my own parts made. So far, all I have released are rear hub spacers for the xB, and this rail. And as B has mentioned the intake manifold is next. I hope to get started on it tomorrow. I am also working on a complete bolt on rear disk brake conversion for the xB. This rail kit will retail at $135.00 and includes the rail, fittings, and o-rings. And yes I have the domain name and am in the process of building the site now. Any other questions, please feel free to ask away!
11-16-2007, 12:46 AM
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watching* and am interested if it can b anodized blue and jus wondering what r the advantages to an upgraded fuel rail...I'm assuming its more fuel to the motor for more powr I guess? if anyone could fill me in that would b great thanx
11-16-2007, 01:34 AM
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Finally! A nice looking rail. Saw the other one someone posted and said, ummm, no way in hell I was going to use anything like that. This one actually looks very nice. Good job! I dig the red. Any plans for black? Although good luck with sales. People have to understand that fuel rails are great as PART of a full fuel system which can run close to $1000. Big money and probably reserved for you built motor guys. I would love a -8 inlet myself with a -6 return. I'll have to run 1000cc or possibly bigger depending on what fuel I decide to run on a pet project of mine. 1600's probably for E85.
11-16-2007, 03:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Guru
Finally! A nice looking rail. Saw the other one someone posted and said, ummm, no way in hell I was going to use anything like that. This one actually looks very nice. Good job! I dig the red. Any plans for black? Although good luck with sales. People have to understand that fuel rails are great as PART of a full fuel system which can run close to $1000. Big money and probably reserved for you built motor guys. I would love a -8 inlet myself with a -6 return. I'll have to run 1000cc or possibly bigger depending on what fuel I decide to run on a pet project of mine. 1600's probably for E85.
11-16-2007, 03:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Enrique9876
awesome price... what style injectors will it fit? what size injectors? can it be anodized blue?