MUGEN Fuel rail

tdi-north · 3rd June 2009, 16:11

Mugen have just introduced the latest addition to their product range, the MUGEN fuel rail kit. This fuel rail is machined from a billet of aerospace grade aluminium. This means it’s lighter by 129g and adaptable to different fitment installations. It is black anodised with the MUGEN logo. It fits all K20 engines and is a perfect addition for anyone wanting a motorsport look to their engine, as it is widely used on MUGEN prepared racing K20 engines.

The Mugen fuel rail kit retails at £225 plus vat.

eurofn · 3rd June 2009, 16:15

cant wait to get a dc5, your going to love me when i turn 21.lol.

Guitaralmond · 3rd June 2009, 16:26

Whats the gain?? is there any difference performance wise than the stock setup??

tdi-north · 3rd June 2009, 16:28

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Originally Posted by Guitaralmond

Whats the gain?? is there any difference performance wise than the stock setup??

1Million bling point!

Fuel rails make no gains whatsoever. It does however allow you to run return lines, gauges etc if you uprate your fuel system in the future.

Guitaralmond · 3rd June 2009, 17:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by tdi-north

1Million bling point!

Fuel rails make no gains whatsoever. It does however allow you to run return lines, gauges etc if you uprate your fuel system in the future.

Good post, Im sure us noobs will appreciate that

. Thanks for the explaination

nunoctr · 3rd June 2009, 18:17

nice! and that is a FN2 because of the intake manifold

jonimatix · 23rd December 2012, 16:05

Hi all, does a fuel rail causes the engine to consume more fuel, if it still has stock ecu and stock injectors?

Thanks

coste1l · 23rd December 2012, 17:31

No mate

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tdi-north Commercial user Join Date: 3rd May 2008 Location: Warrington Posts: 3,887 Thanks given: 129 Thanked 601 Times in 461 Posts iTrader: (0)	MUGEN Fuel rail Mugen have just introduced the latest addition to their product range, the MUGEN fuel rail kit. This fuel rail is machined from a billet of aerospace grade aluminium. This means it’s lighter by 129g and adaptable to different fitment installations. It is black anodised with the MUGEN logo. It fits all K20 engines and is a perfect addition for anyone wanting a motorsport look to their engine, as it is widely used on MUGEN prepared racing K20 engines. The Mugen fuel rail kit retails at £225 plus vat.

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