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Aeroquip Fittings/hose

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Unfortunately, cheap and "hose fittings" don't go in the same sentence. Those suckers are expensive. Jegs or Summit are the most favorite sites for purchases. They are competitively priced and usually have the fitting in stock. You could shop around and save a dime or two but by the time you do Jegs and Summit will have them at your door. Save the receipts. You will always order wrong fittings. Don't throw away the boxes either. All this will save you money in the end when you go to return them. Unless, you do like the rest of us and throw them in the bottom drawer of your tool box.
Also, I have found all the different manufacturers of AN fittings to be compatible with each other. Don't think all of your fittings have to be made by the same manufacturer. Basically, they all work. They can be a pain in the butt to make up. Good luck.
 
Originally posted by opeltwinturbo
... Also, I have found all the different manufacturers of AN fittings to be compatible with each other. Don't think all of your fittings have to be made by the same manufacturer. Basically, they all work. ...
Unless, you're making up "socket-less" or "push-lock" style hoses and ends. Maybe it would work, maybe not, but I would only use hose and ends specifically designed & intended for each other.
 
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~kcroussin/index.html

This is the cheapest place I could find. Used to be able to get used NASCAR fittings from Modermuscle but they now mainly carry the ultralight crimped on stuff.

Aeroquip is the best, it is not the cutter type of fitting which Earl's is. Easy to assemble and it the top notch stuff. There is a lot of markup on fittings at speed shops.
 
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