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"Fuel/Line reducing couplings"....
Hey guys...Anyone familiar with who mfgs. fuel/line reducing couplings" (each end is barbed & of a different dia.)? ...I have a couple, they are alum. ....one end fits large tubing & the other end fits med. tubing....I would like to purchase more & the LHS has never heard of them....[:@]
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Ed
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A Yahoo search for straight barbed reducing adapter gave this among the results. http://www.coleparmer.com/catalog/pr...x.asp?cls=1448
Stainless, various plastics. No aluminum.
Stainless, various plastics. No aluminum.
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ORIGINAL: Ken6PPC
Sullivan makes them.
http://sullivanproducts.com/FuelSysC...sMainFrame.htm
Part Number S485
Sullivan makes them.
http://sullivanproducts.com/FuelSysC...sMainFrame.htm
Part Number S485
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ORIGINAL: carrellh
A Yahoo search for straight barbed reducing adapter gave this among the results. http://www.coleparmer.com/catalog/pr...x.asp?cls=1448
Stainless, various plastics. No aluminum.
A Yahoo search for straight barbed reducing adapter gave this among the results. http://www.coleparmer.com/catalog/pr...x.asp?cls=1448
Stainless, various plastics. No aluminum.
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ORIGINAL: jaka
Hi!'
Why do you use large diameter tubing ?? For what engine?
Hi!'
Why do you use large diameter tubing ?? For what engine?
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