is there any point getting a fuel rail if i dont have turbo....ie what are the advantages of purchasing one of thease?

 

Most engines could REAALLY benefit from the added style in the engine bay. :goodjob:

 

with stock injectors, i do believe that your advantage is zero. and with a stock or mostly stock engine, there is no need for extra fuel so really, upgrading your injectors isnt worth the money. in the end for most people, its just a cosmetic change.

 

The factory fuel log will be good up until you need lots of fuel (re: lots of horsepower). For a basic, low-boost turbo setup upgrading the injectors would be more efficient.

 

95% of the time, this mod will be worthless to you.

 

so essentially there is no point to add this mod unless i have turbo.....will it put a decrease in my gas mileage?

 

it will do nothing but look pretty. wont help wont hurt. its a waste of money, if you want pretty, i have a stock rail ill sell you for like 5 bucks and have it powdercoated.

 

I've seen motor setups in the 400hp range running on the stock fuel rail. Most of the time people buy fuel rails to bore out the fuel injector ports to accomodate bigger injectors. As for a decrease in gas mileage, having a slightly bigger channel for a few inches isn't going to hamper the consumption of fuel.

 

I agree, there is not point to them on honda engines except to look nice under the hood. my buddies boosted 6th gen accord is running over 300whp, fully upgraded internals, bigger injectors, and stock fuel rail. he says the stock fuel rail can handle his fuel needs no problem.