Description
Ford Mustang GT 4.6 CPR Racing Aluminum Fuel Rails
2005-2010
2005-2010 CPR – Mustang GT V8 Aluminum Fuel Rails
High Flow, Billet Fuel Rails combine 3,000 HP flow capabilities with ‘bolt-on’ ease of installation.
- Creative Performance Racing introduces the new Mustang fuel rail for the 2005+ Mustang 3 Valve engines. 2005 -08 4.6L 3V Mustang RETURN-LESS systems When you have the POWER, you will need more fuel. So why not get wicked appearance and performance from your MUSTANG GT by adding a set of CPR Mustang Fuel Rails.
- The benefit of increased fuel rail volume is equal distribution to all fuel injectors.
- Each fuel rail is made from 1-piece billet T-6061 aluminum.
- Solid billet mounting tabs guarantees strength and longevity.
- Solid billet FPR (See Picture above )
- These 5/8” fuel rails increase volume and provide you with that “Show and Go” look. No modifications necessary.
- SAE -8 AN ports in and out, O-ring seal
- Bright anodized clear finish.
- (4) black button head socket caps, (4) washers and (1) 1/8 NPT plug.
- A fuel pressure gauge/nitrous port is available on the passenger side fuel rail.
- A fuel pressure regulator/sensor mounting port is available on the driver side fuel rail
Ford factory steel fuel rails leave much to be desired for fuel delivery. CPRracing high flow aluminum fuel rails are developed from Lightweight aluminum, each rail is CNC machined to precise tolerances and anodized for maximum performance and longevity.
*Available in Clear Anodize or Black
Creative Performance Racing, LLC has been in the high-performance fuel system business since 1991. CPR Racing engineered and led the way for fuel systems to perform and flow beyond the factory fuel systems and to outperform our competitors. Creative Performance Racing, LLC components are used and tested on many Racecars competing today.
Made in the Motor City means we the use the actual material to make our fittings in the Motor City, rather than to trust a Chinese company to make a lesser product that gets by, or many times does not match the claim. If you are competing and pushing high horsepower, who do you trust?
