Description
High-Performance Fuel Rails. The DeatschWerks Fuel Rails deliver optimized fuel flow to meet the demands of high-performance engines. Designed to replace factory rails with precision-engineered components, they ensure improved efficiency in fuel delivery, making them essential for upgraded fuel systems and tuning accuracy.
Construction and Appearance. Made from billet T6061 aluminum, these fuel rails are CNC machined with exacting tolerances and finished with a hard anodized black coating to enhance durability and provide a sleek appearance. Integrated CNC brackets ensure tight fitment and structural integrity without adding extra weight.
Installation. Installation is straightforward for experienced technicians familiar with fuel systems. No drilling or modifications to existing mounting points are typically required, simplifying the upgrade process.
Application. These fuel rails are specifically designed to fit the 2009-2013 Corvette C6 ZR1, as well as compatible LSA and LS9 engines found in the 2012-15 Camaro ZL1 and 2008-13 CTS-V models, ensuring precise fitment and optimal performance for these vehicles.
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- Chevrolet LSA/LS9 Fuel Rails Designed For Higher Flow And Performance
- Specifically Engineered For 2012-15 Camaro ZL1
- Compatible With 2008-13 CTS-V Models
- Also Fits 2009-13 Corvette ZR1 Applications
- Precision CNC Machined From Billet T6061 Aluminum
- Hard Anodized Black Finish For Durability And Style
- Includes Integrated CNC Brackets For Stiffness And Precise Fitment
- Features -8AN ORB Inlets And Outlets With Enlarged Bore Diameters Exceeding AN Specs By 80%
- Bottom-Mount 3/8” NPT Ports For Low-Profile Fuel Pulsation Damper Integration
- Supports Both Return And Returnless Fuel Configurations
- Includes 1/8” NPT Top Ports And 3/8” NPT Bottom Ports For Multiple Accessory Connections
- Comes With Schrader Valve For Easy And Accurate Fuel Pressure Data Logging
- Fits 2009-13 Corvette C6 ZR1
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