On my 1900, it said it was a TBSS kit on the bag and box, but I had to space up the fuel rails about 3/8 of an inch for them to fit the injectors right. I told Brian I had car style injectors...

 

On the front drive units it's not an issue. Brian said something about clearance with the jackshaft or rear pulleys on the rear drive units. Looking at grippy's pic below, it looks like if you space the rail up it might interfere with the rear jackshaft pulley.

 

I want to see how big the intercooler core under it is...

 

same as the one in yours.

 

take yours apart and show us

 

So it looks like this



That's a lot better then this...

 

You mean how little it is...

 

It's 30% bigger then the MP112's

I've got more IAT coolers then you can shake a stick at!

 

Dont hate.....I have reports of IAT;s in the 106* range on a 75* day.

 

judging by that pic , as long as the fuel rail itself doesnt hit the pulley/belt , then raising it would be ok

you would just need to change the way the fuel goes in and out of the rails