What fuel rails for y 98 GT?

GoBabyVroommm

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Honestly i wish i would have ended up with a 96-97 Gt than this 98. Well rest of my fuel parts in today from Anderson.My fuel pressure regulator will not work on the 98 rails, my buddy told me to go with 96-97 Stock Gt rails. Would i be able to use 94/95 Gt rails as well? I don't feel like spending $500 on rails, fittings,lines,etc...

 

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Call BBRC for a set of rails. Well worth the money!!

 

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stangman98 said:

Call BBRC for a set of rails. Well worth the money!!

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LOL that is funny that you bring them up. My friend was telling me how they have a crazy fuel system. When i up grade my blower to a F1 i was going to take it them to do there fuel system that is based off of your RPM. I'm interested to try it out.

Thanks i'm going to take it out since there in IL. there like 45 minutes away i might just go pick them up. Thanks man.

 

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Your 98 will either have 96-97 rails (return style) or 99+ rails (returnless). Does yours have a regulator on it? If so then no reason an older regulator won't work on the 98. First thing you need to do is decide what system you have.

 

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squeak93 said:

Your 98 will either have 96-97 rails (return style) or 99+ rails (returnless). Does yours have a regulator on it? If so then no reason an older regulator won't work on the 98. First thing you need to do is decide what system you have.

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The issue it that the '98 rails with regulator attached is not removable. It's permanently attached to the rails unlike the 96-97

 

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squeak93 said:

Your 98 will either have 96-97 rails (return style) or 99+ rails (returnless). Does yours have a regulator on it? If so then no reason an older regulator won't work on the 98. First thing you need to do is decide what system you have.

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I for sure don't have the 96/97 rails. Lol i popped my hood when i got the stuff in and went like this ! The funny thing is the day before that my buddy was like, "i hope you dont need the 96/97 rails cause i think your rails are like mine." That SOB! Lol

 

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Soooo... Do you have a return or returnless sytle system?