About to order all of my fuel lines. Need a quick answer.
I am running a sumped tank, with a bosch fuel pump, 2 filters and a BDL fuel rail with an Aeromotive FPR.
Are the fittings that are actually threaded into these pieces supposed to be like this:

or like this:

I am assuming the first one but I am not 100% sure and I would like to order it all at the same time.
Also, if it is the first one are most of yall using fittings like these (with o-rings) or just the ones shown above with no o-ring.

Thanks.
Are the fittings that are actually threaded into these pieces supposed to be like this:

or like this:

I am assuming the first one but I am not 100% sure and I would like to order it all at the same time.
Also, if it is the first one are most of yall using fittings like these (with o-rings) or just the ones shown above with no o-ring.

Thanks.
With my Aeromotive FPR I used the ones in the second pic.... I also used the second one on my fuel rail, but that is an AEM. For my sump I welded on a -12AN male so I can't help you there.
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the first one piectured is an npt to an adapter, the 2nd one is a bulhead fitting and the third is just an oringed fitting for where something doesnt have a taper
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Probably aeromotive filters.
I know what each of them are. But on websites, they don't specify whether they take -an fitting or not. Like the bdl says it has a 3/4'' opening but doesn't say whether eyou should should use like an -8an fitting or a 3/4'' ----> -8an (or 10an) fitting.
I am probably using a full race sump so it already has the bung welded. thats not a problem. I suppose the aeromotive uses the unions to on all there stuff so that takes care of the sump, filters, and fpr. I am assuming that the pump also uses the union.
I guess I just really need to know about the fuel rail. ANyone use a BDL/STR Fuel rail?
Probably aeromotive filters.
I know what each of them are. But on websites, they don't specify whether they take -an fitting or not. Like the bdl says it has a 3/4'' opening but doesn't say whether eyou should should use like an -8an fitting or a 3/4'' ----> -8an (or 10an) fitting.
I am probably using a full race sump so it already has the bung welded. thats not a problem. I suppose the aeromotive uses the unions to on all there stuff so that takes care of the sump, filters, and fpr. I am assuming that the pump also uses the union.
I guess I just really need to know about the fuel rail. ANyone use a BDL/STR Fuel rail?
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-an to inch is what ever number divided by 16 so
-8an = 1/2
-3an = 3/16
-4an = 1/4
-6an = 3/8
-10an = 5/8
-12an = 3/4
-14an = 7/8
-16an = 16/16 = 1
-18an = 18/16 = 1 1/8
etc.
as for fittings ask your supplier, my aem rail is -6an i think bdl is -8an but not for sure just have seen them on cars and never installed one so i am probably wrong.
-8an = 1/2
-3an = 3/16
-4an = 1/4
-6an = 3/8
-10an = 5/8
-12an = 3/4
-14an = 7/8
-16an = 16/16 = 1
-18an = 18/16 = 1 1/8
etc.
as for fittings ask your supplier, my aem rail is -6an i think bdl is -8an but not for sure just have seen them on cars and never installed one so i am probably wrong.
-6AN thread is 9/16" x 18 and -8AN thread is 3/4" x 16
I don't really remember seeing any internal seats on most fuel rails and the Aermotive FPR's to seal on a flare.
To my knowledge, you should use AN o-ring port to AN flare adapters on fuel rails and the Aeromotive FPR's.
Fuel filters usually have male AN flare ends, but if they don't you should probably use o-ring port to AN flare adapters as well. If you can't make heads or tails of it, the give away is that o-ring adapters will have a countersunk seat for the o-ring on whatever piece you're installing a fitting on.
I don't really remember seeing any internal seats on most fuel rails and the Aermotive FPR's to seal on a flare.
To my knowledge, you should use AN o-ring port to AN flare adapters on fuel rails and the Aeromotive FPR's.
Fuel filters usually have male AN flare ends, but if they don't you should probably use o-ring port to AN flare adapters as well. If you can't make heads or tails of it, the give away is that o-ring adapters will have a countersunk seat for the o-ring on whatever piece you're installing a fitting on.
the 1st and third pics you posted are dissimilar. first is an NPT thread, which is tapered to seal it. third is a metric probably thread which seals via the oring.
i think you really need to get someone to help you since you dont really know what youre doing.
i think you really need to get someone to help you since you dont really know what youre doing.
its cool. A simple call solved it all.
With out having products in hand, or websites listing what they need it is hard to know exactly what I am supposed to be buying. Thanks to Stan and the "suggested parts" tab @ summit I figured out everything thing I needed.
I didn't NOT know what I was doing. I was just uninformed of somethings and could find the answers. But thanks.
With out having products in hand, or websites listing what they need it is hard to know exactly what I am supposed to be buying. Thanks to Stan and the "suggested parts" tab @ summit I figured out everything thing I needed.
I didn't NOT know what I was doing. I was just uninformed of somethings and could find the answers. But thanks.
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