GM or Delco P/N for the NNBS Fuel Rail that works with the Roush-TVS?
05-26-2010, 07:53 PM
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GM or Delco P/N for the NNBS Fuel Rail that works with the Roush-TVS?
As the title says, I'm looking for the part-number that you guys have used for the 07+ NNBS Fuel Rails that fit the Roush TVS1900?
In my searches, I'm coming up with waaay too many part-numbers, no photos, and therefore don't care to "chance-it" & purchase the 'wrong' one that won't work...
Thanks!!
In my searches, I'm coming up with waaay too many part-numbers, no photos, and therefore don't care to "chance-it" & purchase the 'wrong' one that won't work...
Thanks!!
05-26-2010, 08:06 PM
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I dont have it right infront of me,
But i bought my fuel rails from Schram auto right in your state.
Also if your fuel system is a return style, dont use a corvette return style reg/ filter, Get an adjustable regulator, I found out after going thru some headaches.
Also get the NNBS VMV valve from the dealer, its like 22$ and mounts right on the fuel rail, very cleanly.
But i bought my fuel rails from Schram auto right in your state.
Also if your fuel system is a return style, dont use a corvette return style reg/ filter, Get an adjustable regulator, I found out after going thru some headaches.
Also get the NNBS VMV valve from the dealer, its like 22$ and mounts right on the fuel rail, very cleanly.
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Compare this one for me.... I spent over an hour at Schram's today (5 miles from my work); we pulled at least a dozen different "07" and "08" GMT900 fuel rails and intake-manifolds with the rails still installed....only this -one- appeared to be correct. But in some pics I've seen in other threads, I could've sworn that the mounting-tabs on the fuel-rail went to the *outside* of the rail assy, not to the inside as is on this one that I found.
So, can someone confirm if indeed this is the correct rail-assy that you had purchased/used on your Roush install? (Pay special attention to the 4 mounting tabs pointing to the inside of the rail assy) It'd totally be appreciated....
Provided that this one is correct, I'll be able to post the various P/Ns that are -incorrect- as well as at least one P/N that is correct...
So, can someone confirm if indeed this is the correct rail-assy that you had purchased/used on your Roush install? (Pay special attention to the 4 mounting tabs pointing to the inside of the rail assy) It'd totally be appreciated....
Provided that this one is correct, I'll be able to post the various P/Ns that are -incorrect- as well as at least one P/N that is correct...
07-10-2012, 02:54 PM
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Thats it bud!
Heres a pic of mine, sorry not the best
Here is the VIN of the Vehicle it came from so you can cross ref.
1GKFK163X8R265905
Heres a pic of mine, sorry not the best
Here is the VIN of the Vehicle it came from so you can cross ref.
1GKFK163X8R265905
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