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Old 01-10-2009, 11:36 PM
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Default Where can I get this fuel fitting?

Maybe I'm kinda retarded, but I can't find this fitting I need for my stock fuel line to AN fitting..cicled in this picture.. I know EARLS, or Aeromotive, or Aeroquip or XRP or someone has to make this..

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The fitting in the picture comes with Professional Products LSx fuel rail kits. Russell makes a straight AN 6 male to 3/8 quick connect; is this what your looking for?
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Yeah, I had the professional products fuel rail kit on my LS6 intake, but sold my LS6 and the PP rail kit, and when I bought my victor JR and rail kit, it didn't come with any sort of fitting, so I was just curious as what to do now..I didn't know if someone made the same peice that the Professional Products kit comes with. I just need to hook my stock line to my -6 line, like the Professional Products piece does.
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Aeromotive 15118



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http://www.russellperformance.com/mc...fit/fuel.shtml
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I don't see how thats going to slide onto my fuel line though, because it needs a male fitting to go into it..

This piece here. -6 to OEM The -6 end screws onto my hose end, and the male piece snaps into my OEM female hose.

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Remove your stock braided line and adapt the hard line to AN, then run AN line to the rail.

The closest I can find to that is Aeromotive 15116 but its AN 8.


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Another option that may be much easier and less expensive... this is what I did. Use a tubing cutter and cut the stock fuel like down by the fender, then use one of these to plumb to your AN/braided line setup. If you want pics of my setup, let me know.

http://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS/555/100550/10002/-1

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That aeroquip one is pretty much exaclty what I need. I can use -8 but jesus its 98.00!!!! I think I'm just going to order another professional products kit, and grab the piece, and sell the rails seperate.




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