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AN to Fuel Injection Threaded Adapter Fitting [-6 AN Male to 5/16 in. Hard Line, Black]
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5/16 in. EFI Tube Threaded Adapter Fittings
The JEGS 108581 -6 AN male to 5/16 in. fuel injection hardline threaded adapter fitting with a black anodized finish makes converting your fuel injection hard lines to male AN ends easy. This adapter allows for greater parts options when addressing custom fueling setups on your vehicle. Simplify your next build by not having to rely on stock components.
108581 Features
- Leak-free sealing with the internal double O-ring Seal
- Corrosion protection from the anodized coating
- Threaded assembly eliminates the need for specialty tools
- Universal design can be used on any hard line with crimps on the end
Specifications:
Will this work with steel fuel lines?
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