Skunk2 – Composite Fuel Rail Mitsubishi EVO XIII-IX
SKU: 350-06-5100
Skunk2 – Composite Fuel Rail Mitsubishi EVO XIII-IX
Description:
Skunk2’s Composite Fuel Rails are made using a proprietary carbon-impregnated, aerospace thermo-polymer composite – a material that is 33-percent lighter, 60-percent stronger, and operates up to 100-degrees (F) cooler when compared to aluminum. The Composite Fuel Rail insulates fuel from both radiant and conductive heat transfer underneath the hood better than aluminum, resulting in increased horsepower and torque.
Composite Fuel Rails also feature large 0.625-inch internal bores for superior fuel injector pulsation dampening, machined with a smooth interior finish and feature radius-cut fuel injector outlets for improved flow characteristics. Conventional extruded and drilled aluminum rails are typically flawed by design due to machine limitations, resulting sharp internal angles where the main bore meets the fuel injector bores. Eliminating this design flaw limitation can Only be achieved with the natural-flow-moldable composite materials. Skunk2’s B-series Composite Fuel Rails are compatible with the factory fuel system, as well as all pump and race fuels, including alcohol. The Skunk2 Composite Fuel Rail can support up to 1,200hp, with gains as high as three percent realized during testing.
Skunk2
Founded in 1994, Group-A Engineering has established itself as leader in providing solutions and developing class leading racing and performance products for the automotive and powersports aftermarket.
As we believe that ‘Racing Improves the Breed’, Group-A Engineering has worked and continues to work closely with numerous Tier1 Motorsports and R&D groups. Our products, as well as our direct and indirect participation in professional motorsports has led to numerous wins and championships in NHRA, SCCA Pro, IMSA, FIA, as well as records in Hillclimbing and Landspeed Racing to name a few.
Group-A Engineering is headquartered in a 36,000 sq ft state of the art development and testing facility located in Norco, California. The knowledge and experience gained from motorsports combined with innovative product design, an extensive understanding of manufacturing processes, materials, computer aided engineering and supply chain management is what allows us to deliver the highest possible customer value in terms of price, quality, and performance. Additionally our ethos demands that our work and our products are backed by industry leading warranty and customer
Price:
€329.00€267.48 Inc VATExcl VAT
€329.00€267.48 Inc VATExcl VAT
Delivery time 4+ weeks
Description
Skunk2 – Composite Fuel Rail Mitsubishi EVO XIII-IX
Description:
Skunk2’s Composite Fuel Rails are made using a proprietary carbon-impregnated, aerospace thermo-polymer composite – a material that is 33-percent lighter, 60-percent stronger, and operates up to 100-degrees (F) cooler when compared to aluminum. The Composite Fuel Rail insulates fuel from both radiant and conductive heat transfer underneath the hood better than aluminum, resulting in increased horsepower and torque.
Composite Fuel Rails also feature large 0.625-inch internal bores for superior fuel injector pulsation dampening, machined with a smooth interior finish and feature radius-cut fuel injector outlets for improved flow characteristics. Conventional extruded and drilled aluminum rails are typically flawed by design due to machine limitations, resulting sharp internal angles where the main bore meets the fuel injector bores. Eliminating this design flaw limitation can Only be achieved with the natural-flow-moldable composite materials. Skunk2’s B-series Composite Fuel Rails are compatible with the factory fuel system, as well as all pump and race fuels, including alcohol. The Skunk2 Composite Fuel Rail can support up to 1,200hp, with gains as high as three percent realized during testing.
Skunk2
Founded in 1994, Group-A Engineering has established itself as leader in providing solutions and developing class leading racing and performance products for the automotive and powersports aftermarket.
As we believe that ‘Racing Improves the Breed’, Group-A Engineering has worked and continues to work closely with numerous Tier1 Motorsports and R&D groups. Our products, as well as our direct and indirect participation in professional motorsports has led to numerous wins and championships in NHRA, SCCA Pro, IMSA, FIA, as well as records in Hillclimbing and Landspeed Racing to name a few.
Group-A Engineering is headquartered in a 36,000 sq ft state of the art development and testing facility located in Norco, California. The knowledge and experience gained from motorsports combined with innovative product design, an extensive understanding of manufacturing processes, materials, computer aided engineering and supply chain management is what allows us to deliver the highest possible customer value in terms of price, quality, and performance. Additionally our ethos demands that our work and our products are backed by industry leading warranty and customer
THIS PRODUCT FITS ON THE FOLLOWING CAR MODELS:
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Skunk2 – Composite Fuel Rail Mitsubishi EVO XIII-IX
Description:
Skunk2’s Composite Fuel Rails are made using a proprietary carbon-impregnated, aerospace thermo-polymer composite – a material that is 33-percent lighter, 60-percent stronger, and operates up to 100-degrees (F) cooler when compared to aluminum. The Composite Fuel Rail insulates fuel from both radiant and conductive heat transfer underneath the hood better than aluminum, resulting in increased horsepower and torque.
Composite Fuel Rails also feature large 0.625-inch internal bores for superior fuel injector pulsation dampening, machined with a smooth interior finish and feature radius-cut fuel injector outlets for improved flow characteristics. Conventional extruded and drilled aluminum rails are typically flawed by design due to machine limitations, resulting sharp internal angles where the main bore meets the fuel injector bores. Eliminating this design flaw limitation can Only be achieved with the natural-flow-moldable composite materials. Skunk2’s B-series Composite Fuel Rails are compatible with the factory fuel system, as well as all pump and race fuels, including alcohol. The Skunk2 Composite Fuel Rail can support up to 1,200hp, with gains as high as three percent realized during testing.
Skunk2
Founded in 1994, Group-A Engineering has established itself as leader in providing solutions and developing class leading racing and performance products for the automotive and powersports aftermarket.
As we believe that ‘Racing Improves the Breed’, Group-A Engineering has worked and continues to work closely with numerous Tier1 Motorsports and R&D groups. Our products, as well as our direct and indirect participation in professional motorsports has led to numerous wins and championships in NHRA, SCCA Pro, IMSA, FIA, as well as records in Hillclimbing and Landspeed Racing to name a few.
Group-A Engineering is headquartered in a 36,000 sq ft state of the art development and testing facility located in Norco, California. The knowledge and experience gained from motorsports combined with innovative product design, an extensive understanding of manufacturing processes, materials, computer aided engineering and supply chain management is what allows us to deliver the highest possible customer value in terms of price, quality, and performance. Additionally our ethos demands that our work and our products are backed by industry leading warranty and customer
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THIS PRODUCT FITS ON THE FOLLOWING CAR MODELS:
Mitsubishi Pajero [NM/NP] (2002+)Mitsubishi Lancer GSR [CD5A] (1991-1995)Mitsubishi Lancer / EVO X [CZ4A] (2007-2016)Mitsubishi Lancer / EVO 4-5-6 [CP9A/CN9A] (1996-2001)Mitsubishi Lancer / Evo 3 [CE9A/CD9A] (1994-1995)Mitsubishi L200 [Series-6] (2019+)Mitsubishi L200 [KB4T/KAOT] (2007+)Mitsubishi Fuso CanterMitsubishi Colt [CJ] (1996-2004)















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