Here are some
pictures of my AEM Fuel Rail, and Universal Fuel Pressure Regulator - AEM
The pictures are a
higher quality (thus larger) so you can see more of the detail. I
will also include
an install page for the upgraded fuel system.
 This
is a picture of all the parts that come with the fuel rail. |
 A
close up of the rail. |
 This
one shows the end fittings for the stock fuel lines. It also shows the
rail spacers, and the black pieces are the -6AN adapters. |
 Here
is the -6AN adapters. I will be using these because I am upgrading the
whole fuel system. |
 A
picture down the rail. |
 The
AEM Rail does not have a bolt on adjustable fuel pressure regulator, so I
am using the AEM Universal Fuel Pressure Regulator. |
 The
ends are held in by 2 dowel pins. There are two sets of O'rings and there
are screws that hold the dowel pins in place. I used lock tight on the
screws. |
 Here
is the underside of the fuel rail, with the -6AN adapters installed and
the screws in place. |
 Here
are the part names and part numbers you will need. |
 This
picture is to show you the size difference of a Supra TT fuel pump
compared to the stock Eclipse GSX fuel pump. |
 Here
is another pictures of the size difference. |
 The
Aeromotive fuel filter is the only one I could find that gave me 10 micron
protection. I believe K&N makes one, but it was back ordered for 8
weeks. |
This
is a picture of all the parts that come with the fuel rail.
A
close up of the rail.
This
one shows the end fittings for the stock fuel lines. It also shows the
rail spacers, and the black pieces are the -6AN adapters.
Here
is the -6AN adapters. I will be using these because I am upgrading the
whole fuel system.
A
picture down the rail.
The
AEM Rail does not have a bolt on adjustable fuel pressure regulator, so I
am using the AEM Universal Fuel Pressure Regulator.
The
ends are held in by 2 dowel pins. There are two sets of O'rings and there
are screws that hold the dowel pins in place. I used lock tight on the
screws. 
Here
is the underside of the fuel rail, with the -6AN adapters installed and
the screws in place.
Here
are the part names and part numbers you will need.
This
picture is to show you the size difference of a Supra TT fuel pump
compared to the stock Eclipse GSX fuel pump.
Here
is another pictures of the size difference.
The
Aeromotive fuel filter is the only one I could find that gave me 10 micron
protection. I believe K&N makes one, but it was back ordered for 8
weeks.