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Pro-Flo 350 Black Nylon Braided Hose [-6 AN, 20 ft]
555-110914
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JEGS 555-110914 Pro-Flo 350 Black Nylon Braided Hose Features:
- Compatible with synthetic lubricants, (most) types of gasoline, coolant, and oil
- Nylon construction offers a lightweight alternative to standard stainless steel braided hose
- High-tensile nylon fiber outer shell withstands high pressure, temperature, and abrasion
- Seamless nitrile inner tube with integral braid for strength and durability
- Developed to meet strict racing specifications and accepted by the NHRA
- Not for use in extreme heat applications
- Other sizes are available and sold separately
JEGS 555-110914 Pro-Flo 350 Black Nylon Braided Hose Notes:
- Not compatible with brake fluid, E-85, and alcohol-based & alcohol/methanol Fuels. For compatibility with E-85, and alcohol-based & alcohol/methanol fuels see JEGS Pro-Flo Extreme Hose "CLICK HERE"
* Fuel compatibility is not guaranteed due to fuel manufacturers' unpublished additives.
JEGS offers assorted HD series AN fittings and braided hoses to help you complete your AN plumbing project. Click on the links below.
- JEGS AN Hose End Fittings - Black/Silver HD Series
- JEGS Pro-Flo 200 Series Stainless Steel Braided Hose (Compatible with synthetic lubricants, coolant, oil, and most gasoline)
- JEGS Pro-Flo 350 Series Nylon Black Braided Hose (Compatible with synthetic lubricants, coolant, oil, and most gasoline)
- JEGS Pro-Flo Extreme Braided Hose (Compatible with most gasoline and ethanol-based fuels including E85)
Specifications:
I am going to use this with Edelbrocks EFI Pro Flo 4 system for fuel delivery and return. Will this hold up in this application?
Thinking about using the Pro-Flo 350 for transmission cooler lines in my 10 sec. bracket car. Would this be a good choice or should I use the braided stainless steel? Thanks
Considering this for a weekend offroad/street driven vehicle. Any concerns on a vehicle outside of racing applications?
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