Aeromotive 1/2in Male Spring Lock / AN-06 Feed Line Adapter (Ford)

Aeromotive 1/2in Male Spring Lock / AN-06 Feed Line Adapter (Ford)

Marsoni

M251S

$45.15

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Aeromotive 1/2in Male Spring Lock / AN-06 Feed Line Adapter (Ford)More area and smoother transitions from the inlet to the outlet, resulting in less restriction than any other fitting line. The Aeromotive line of custom fittings, adapters and hose ends are a step above the norm, offering uncompromised fuel flow and positive sealing. Constructed of 6061 T6 aircraf t grade aluminum or stainless steel, each component is CNC machined for precision fit and unmatched flow. All billet aluminum fittings are anodized Type II

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011