i see people fitting these what benifits to the car do these make or is it just for a better look :?
scott
Allow a proper fuel feed to the rear bank of cylinders and helps to stop knock occuring on cylinder 6.
first upgrade to do! (well it was mine, and its cheap too )
aye, gotta say, when you compare the 2 jumpers side by side, you can see the differance…
The stock one evan narrows a lil at the joint, like it was bent in a vice…
Its a simple fit, and pretty cheap
Not sure its still available as Ek2 are no longer making any parts for our cars and I know they had no stock of them left. Rob may have some left in stock though.
ahhh thats why the plenum spacer was a pain to get…
Ill re double my thanks to rob then for getting me one 
Bob at EK2 is a friend of mine, We speak most weeks on the phone and so stock will not be a problem for the Evil Empire.
Sometimes things take a little too long for Bob to supply dude to his work commitments, but he does get it here in the end.
The Fuel Rails Adaptors are In stock at the present moment in time and should be the first tuning mod you do to your car.
Give me a call if anybody wants one
07891-606913
Cheers Rob
stick one to one side rob i call ya in a few days for a few other bits aswell mate
Cheers 8)
How much are above mentioned fuel rail adapters and are they simple to fit for some one with limited mechanical skill ? :oops:
Yes they are simple to fit and a worthwhile product to replace the terrible Mitsu one.
Mark. 
For your Information
http://www.evilempireperformance.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=22_26&products_id=34
Cheers Rob
Thanks for drumming home that I really should look on your website more :oops: . And I will order one over the next few days if you promise it comes with idiot proof destructions
Easy as pie :-
http://www.stealth316.com/2-ek2mfg-fuelrailkit.htm
evan I did it in about 15mins
Though I skipped step one and just disconected the battery
skip step one, change the fuel filter while you are there:
http://www.gtouk.org.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=20621
also, push a load of rags into the gaps below where you are fitting the rail, or you may drop bolts/washers etc down there. like i did :oops: