Cam72aro

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Who has in stock the russell fuel rail fittings? Summit wont have them till 9/8. I need 2 of the 3/8 to 6an and 1 5/16 to 6 an. Also, what is everyone using for radiator hoses in their swap? This is going in a 72 camaro. Thanks, Josh

alocker

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Check Jegs. Last time I checked they had them in stock. When searching, put 799 instead of RUS in the part number search.

bczee

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If you can get them, other option is to try what I have done, took the fuel rail to my local A/C and Tubing shop, I had them braze AN -6 fitting on the rail. costed me $10.00 for both the labor and part. Cheaper and more secure.

dennyd

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I just got mine from nasty performance. in stock

nuckifuts

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i know jegs doenst have them in stock nor does summit. i would go with nasty as well.

AndreS

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i got mine through summit, had to wait forever. i don't understand why they don't keep more of them in stock.

BlackWS6LS1

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Whats the correct part number. I got mine at Speedway 640853 and 640863, the box says LT1/LS1 rail but then don't fit. Anyone have the correct mumber?

Thanks
Tom

Edit: Went to Speedway tonight and they got an order from Russell in and all the 3/8 adapters where actually 5/16 in 3/8's package.

Project GatTagO

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Your local industrial hydraulic place should have compression fittings that will work well. You will need a AN-6 to AN-6 union.

Check out C4 Corvette radiators for a good, low cost, light weight option.

Andrew

alocker

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http://www.swagelok.com/search/produ...t=SS-600-6-6AN

Something like that will work great. You can also use them on the filter/reg.

Dan_W

I've used swagelock compression fittings extensively in compressed gas applications. They are an excellent alternative to having to flare the end of a piece of tubing.

50adrod

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got mine from speedway motors last week, they were in stock