Aeromotive 3.8L Fuel Rails

Subject: Aeromotive 3.8L Fuel Rails Mon Jan 03, 2011 7:43 pm

I remember seeing something about these on this forum (I think). Anyway, I found this link for Aeromotive Fuel Rails that are 3.8L S/C specific. Not too badly priced either. Think I might have to buy 'em for the new motor twisted

And they actually list the Riviera as a car they fit!!!! joy

Aeromotive Fuel Rails

Subject: Re: Aeromotive 3.8L Fuel Rails Mon Jan 03, 2011 7:49 pm

Abaddon wrote:: I remember seeing something about these on this forum (I think). Anyway, I found this link for Aeromotive Fuel Rails that are 3.8L S/C specific. Not too badly priced either. Think I might have to buy 'em for the new motor And they actually list the Riviera as a car they fit!!!!

Aeromotive Fuel Rails

yeah they do..but as usual the series 1 just gets screwed AGAIN!!

Subject: Re: Aeromotive 3.8L Fuel Rails Mon Jan 03, 2011 8:30 pm

Those are the ones from Turtle's showroom:

https://rivperformance.editboard.com/t5402p60-turtlemans-turtle-warning-big-pics-stuff

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Subject: Re: Aeromotive 3.8L Fuel Rails Mon Jan 03, 2011 8:37 pm

I knew I seen 'em somewhere Aeromotive 3.8L Fuel Rails Icon_win

Subject: Re: Aeromotive 3.8L Fuel Rails Mon Jan 03, 2011 10:32 pm

They're very nice rails. There are things that could be improved in terms of fitment. If you are looking for rails, I'd get PRJ's for sure. By the time you get all said and done with plumbing, the PRJ's are the same or possibly cheaper.