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Old 07-03-06, 09:51 AM
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AN Fittings????
Need to find the AN fitting like the one in the third pic down with the o-ring. Looked in JEGS and Summit mags and didnt see it any where....need your help please.

https://www.rhdjapan.com/shop/cart.p..._detail&p=1199
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I can virtually garuntee you thats a custom job, i think its supposed to bolt in to where the FPD goes or something isnt it?
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yup....right into the primary fuel rail
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I suppose you can modify the primary fuel rail like you were eliminating the FPD as shown here:

http://www.banzairacing.net/pd_elimination_how-to.htm

And then, use an NPT<>AN adapter, instead of the barb adapter, and you'll be set.
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lol had already looked at that......you think that is a safe mod to do??
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I did it... I had a local machine shop port my primary and secondary rail and tap the ends for 1/4" pipe thread. Works perfect
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great....looks like the route I am going to go. Thanks
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Yes, that fitting looks custom. When I did my fuel lines, I just taped the primary rail 1/4 in. NPT and used a standard fitting.

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