does anyone know all the fittings i need to convert the stock fuel feed line to a -8an fitting... this is for a inline fuel filter
a quick list would be nice so i can just buy everything at the store

edit: added pic of the line i need the fitting for. hope this helps. i do not want to cut the flare off, rather i want to keep the whole nut on there, the head of it is 14 mm, what is the size and pitch of the threads. i need to convert that into a -8 AN femail fitting.




thanks



Modified by usdm toilet at 7:47 PM 10/8/2004

 

Give me a call, I can have everything that you need.

We're a distributor for Goodridge Hoses and Fittings.

888-Turbo 58 (887-2658)

Stan

 

okay but let me figure out which i need first lol

 

Well, I thought I was going to help you with it LOL..

Okay, for the feed line, you'll have to cut, and reflare the tube on both ends, and that's about it. I have the list of every part that you need.

stan

 

i heard of a way that i wouldnt need to cut, just need a coupler.... i perfer not to cut it because i do not trust myself with that yet... but i know there is a fitting that will convert that to a AN fitting

 

Yes there is, but very expensive, since you have a male metric, you'll need a female metric to whatever your filter is. Plus they're not swivel.

What size /thread inlet is your fuel filter ? or better yet, what brand are they, I can look it up here.

stan

 

its a -8an male on both sides... earls inline fuel filter

car is a 1992 civic

going to a str fuel rail with -8an female fitting.

 

planout/draw a pic of how u want it, and stan will hook u up!

stan the fitting man

 

Anyone know the dimensions of this allegid adapter fitting?

 

12MM X 1.25 to -6AN

 

pic added

 

cut it off, reflare with -5 tube nut, -5 to -8 union (if they even make that) if not -5 to -6 union and a-6 to -8 adaptor

why run a -8? the stock lines are smaller than a -6, i would just run a -6 if your sticking with the stock hardlines

 

i want to run -8 because im running an inline fuel filter that is -8an and my str fuel rail is also -8an ... but i guess i will get it to -6an since they do not make it that high then use a -6an to convert to -8an for the rest of my stuff

i do not wish to cut anything, i know there is a fitting for it, i just do not know the size


Modified by usdm toilet at 8:44 PM 10/8/2004