Where should the bleed off from the injectors be plumbed to on a D2 3J?

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Posted by Peter on Saturday, July 21, 2007:

The injectors on the D2 I'm working on are in fair shape, so their is a small amount bleeding off and currently dripping onto the ground. Is their a better way to do this?

Should I get a catch can?
How about plumbing it into the fuel line from the tank?

Thanks!
Peter

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