Need some AN fittings?

http://www.redhorseperformance.com/

enter promo code : race&performance2014showspecial
Should be 40% off

Don`t ever say I didn`t give you guys anything

Your avatars are more than enough! Lol

^^^^ I agree!!!!

imported crap!! if it dont read aeroquip i dont use them..theirs a reason why they are not cheap..and their hose is uscg approved..if you ever have any problems with a ins clain and you dont have uscg fittings they will and can deny the claim..
just a FYI http://www.summitracing.com/search/b...rder=Ascending

Really?! An insurance agent is going to crawl around my bilge checking to see what manufacturer of fittings is used.. are you ****ing high? Where do you come up with this $hit??
Its an aluminum fitting, you wanna over pay more for a name brand GO FOR IT.

FYI, only Earl's fittings are made in the Holley Plant located in Bowling Green, KY. Redhorse, Aeroquip, Russell, Sniper, PBM, and others are manufactured overseas in order to keep costs down, so you may wanna get your facts straight because according to your definition Aeroquip is also "imported crap"

RedHorse however is 30 min from my house, I never knew this but now that i do I`ll gladly support a local company, plus the owner is a nice guy and a racer. Good enough for me.

i got to go with fixx on this one,redhorse fittings are way thinner than earls or aeroquip but i have no idea who imports these products.i know for a fact a fairly large retailer pulled the redhorse line due to problems with fittings.imo,when it comes to an fittings you get what you pay for.

I should have just kept the code to myself.

I've never used redhorse but the finish on their fittings sure look nicer than most others I've seen. I used all summit brand fittings when I re plumbed my engines. I've heard people call them junk. I have had no issues with them, although I did like the aero quip push lok hose better than the summit hose .

When re - rigging two engines with all new fittings, I spent 500 vs 1000 dollars by using the summit fittings. The highest pressures my fittings see is oil pressure. On the water side, maybe 20 psi. I wasnt plumbing a 2500psi hydraulic line .

Lots of racers on yellow bullet have good things to say about the redhorse fittings. If they met the quality to supply edelbrock, harley Davidson , and Jack roush, I'm sure they will be just fine for a 7psi fuel line or your 20psi water line Dan.

joe,they do have a nice shiney finish and look great.i tried some on some -12 oil lines and so far so good but i did notice they are thinner than the earls brand.i like to save a buck when i can and i am replumbing my fuel system but im going with earls.

Dan has to plumb in some water dumps for his exhaust. He COULD go aeroquip for 231.00 for 12 fittings. Or he could go Redhorse for the 40% off special for $94.36. For some 20psi water dumps, I think he will be fine, plus saving $137.00 on 12 simple fittings.


Aeroquip FBM1015 - Aeroquip Reusable Hose Ends


Fitting, Hose End, AQP Hose, Straight, -12 AN Hose to Female -12 AN, Aluminum, Red/Blue, Each

AER-FBM1015

$16.97 ea x 4 =$67.88

Aeroquip FBM2010 - Aeroquip AN to NPT Adapter Fittings


Fitting, Straight, -12 AN Male to 1/2 in. NPT Male, Aluminum, Blue, Each

AER-FBM2010

$8.97 ea x4 $35.88

Aeroquip FBM4035 - Aeroquip Reusable Hose Ends
Fitting, Hose End, AQP Hose, 90 Degree, -12 AN Hose to Female -12 AN, Aluminum, Red/Blue, Each

AER-FBM4035

$31.97x4=$127.88


Part Subtotal $231.64

OR

Redhorse Performance AN Male to NPT Straight Adapter -12 / 1/2 / Blue
$8.39 x4 $33.56 v
Redhorse Performance Staight AN/JIC Swivel-Seal Hose End -12 / Blue
$10.99 x4 $43.96 v
Redhorse Performance 90° AN/JIC Swivel-Seal Hose End -12 / Blue
$19.94 x4 $79.76 v



$157.28 - 40%=$94.36 for 12 fittings.