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Dodge Fuel Rail maintains a constant fuel pressure to ensure that all the cylinders fire hard and clean whenever required. Dodge was born in a rough machine shop and had to demonstrate over and over that steel was not chrome, introducing an all-steel body in 1914 that bumped over the road like it was nothing but air. Over the decades, Dodge has crammed HEMI powerplants under arrogant hoods to give everyday drivers a cowling of thunder that had previously been the reserve of race grids. The Viper program drove that point home because Dodge demonstrated that raw displacement could still swing around corners with the skill of a prizefighter. Its new Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust puts its new gasoline-swallowing Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust into silent electrons, and you can see that Dodge is not ready to allow excitement to pass away with gasoline. The Fuel Rail is a rigid backbone inside the engine valley which directs pressurized gasoline between the pump and injector and prevents heat soak, vibration, and sudden surges of pressure that would otherwise choke a cylinder or flood it. The Fuel Rail also allows throttle stabs to be converted to immediate torque by varying the pulse width with a constant pressure, allowing the PCM to fine-tune the throttle pulse to be more accurate and the throttle stabs to be more responsive to throttle. It can be applied across all of TBI, port injection, and current GDI systems, and a Fuel Rail architecture can be taken on board as engines advance, reducing emissions without compromising power.