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Winston
25-08-2005, 12:36
A metal or plastic fuel rail and what year is it.....thanks :D

As my K-reg 1.8 had a metal one and my willy 3 engine also had a metal rail..but ive seen k-regs with plastic ones :? ...seems like Reno fitted what ever was lying around lol

Swervin_Mervin
25-08-2005, 12:40
Probably just fitted whatever they feel like. Mine's metal.

MatBrown
25-08-2005, 12:53
I have seen both.

Which do you want? :wink:



Mat.

dannyt
25-08-2005, 12:57
Mines plastic on an N reg and I think i want a metal one!

Metals stronger than plastic you know!!! :shock:

MatBrown
25-08-2005, 13:03
Just let me know.



Mat.

Winston
25-08-2005, 13:13
Metal....can be polished :D
Plastic...Is lighter :P

Was abit bored thats all.....happy with the metal rail :)

KingStromba
25-08-2005, 13:14
Mines made from lithium carbide :shock:

FATBOY
25-08-2005, 13:59
wtf is A metal or plastic fuel rail

Gav
25-08-2005, 15:03
im with FATBOY....and confused?

Winston
25-08-2005, 15:24
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y1/Winston16V/fitted04rail.jpg

just me being a bored valver geek lol

KingStromba
25-08-2005, 15:26
Where did you get that expansion tank?

Winston
25-08-2005, 15:30
Ebay :P

KingStromba
25-08-2005, 15:32
i stole it from nick hills workshop :P


:shock:

Slithers
25-08-2005, 17:13
Mines plastic on an N reg and I think i want a metal one!

Metals stronger than plastic you know!!! :shock:

In most cases yes in others no.

Depends how the metal is formed, a pressure powder cast could be weaker in places than an A.B.S / polycarbonate formed unit.

cliokongen
26-08-2005, 12:13
The plastic ones are off the Megane F7R.

Michael

Winston
26-08-2005, 12:57
True Micheal......but reno must have fitted them to late spec F7P's

The K-reg I spoke about has a late spec F7P engine fitted :oops:

u33db
26-08-2005, 16:26
Yep, plastic is late spec and is shared across a lot of engines...the K7M i had was plastic and apparently a 16v/williams item too.

IMO the plastic rail is a better design as the regulator is held on with a clip instead of 2 bolts. Get a bit careless/let a div mechanic loose on the metal item and you can end up with the bolt threads breaking if someone overtightens...not good considering the pressure running through it.

summeh
29-08-2005, 22:15
L reg willy 1.... Metal

Nick Hill
30-08-2005, 10:11
The later type plastic fuel rail has a different take of for the cold start injector. The ally rail has a banjo bolt on the csi where as the csi to the plastic rail is to a "T" piece which clips to the rail. The feed and return to the ally rail are held with jubille clips where as the feed and return on the plastic rail are a push fit moulded union.