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3/8 fuel line fitting to -6 AN ?
I,m trying to find a fitting to go from a steel 3/8 fuel line which has ,Im guessing a male 1/2 in. fitting to convert to a -6 male to run to my mech. fuel pump from the tank.I don,t seem to see one online but don,t know if I,m wording it wrong.I see the ones that have a Ferrel style but was wanting the other so I don,t have to cut
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Re: 3/8 fuel line fitting to -6 AN ?
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Here's a link to Slummits list of Earls Inverted flare to AN- fittings |
Re: 3/8 fuel line fitting to -6 AN ?
Are you wanting to go from a 3/8" inverted flare to a -6 male?
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Re: 3/8 fuel line fitting to -6 AN ?
low pressure lines can use a hard-tube to AN adapter, or you can buy a JIC 37* flare tool and actually just flare one on. They make 1/2" to 3/8" reducer fuel fittings, and then they make 3/8 NPT to -6AN adapter fittings.
You may not find a "one-fitting" solution, unless you flare it yourself or use the hard tube adapter. The problem with AN conversion fittings is that odd-size stuff has a 2-3x higher price than commonly used ones. |
Re: 3/8 fuel line fitting to -6 AN ?
It is a 3/8 hard steel hard line but I was measuring the flared male fitting on the end which looks like1/2 inch
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Re: 3/8 fuel line fitting to -6 AN ?
You will have to find a hydraulic or fitting shop , but they are out their . I have a good hydraulic shop in town ( he also drag races ) For my 69 Camaro I have small amount of rubber hose to the pump and an inverted flair male to -6 in the pump and -6 with 2-90 's on each end going to the carb
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Re: 3/8 fuel line fitting to -6 AN ?
Finally found it I,m sure.Just had to get the right wording. NPT. inverted flare,45 degree, 37 degree,male ,female ARRG.,been along time doing this http://www.summitracing.com/int/part...0610/overview/
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