minytrker

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What size do you need to run on a track only car? I have found -16AN fittings is that correct size?

trans2000am

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stock water pump you will need -20 look to spend 500 bucks for everything that was about what i spent, not that many companys make -20 either which sucks

minytrker

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I have an electric race pump. I found -16an fittings for it but not -20.

crashinaz

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Check your local hydraulic shop (Parker Store, etc)... -20 in a JIC 37 fitting. They make JIC 37s up to like -34... If you're looking for aluminum, dunno.

tim99ws6

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we ran dual -12 on our last setup. Personally, I didnt think it was enough for a street driver, but making a drive in it, the temps did stay around 200 with a Griffin radiator and a couple spal fans. I would go bigger if possible. for big AN lines, look to the Nascar guys.

This was with a CSR remote pump

westtexasbuff

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I'm using -20 AN on mine in black braided. You can find it on summit's website. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/EAR-350620ERL/ $113 for 6ft of it. Then you need fittings, and bungs.

black98ws6ta

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20 an is prefered but I have used 16 on a few with no problems.

minytrker

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Im going with -16 since thats the fittings I can get for my water pump setup. I can't see it being a problem on a track only car.

koolrayz

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My new roller had -16 on it and that is what is going back on it