-6 To 1/4npt 45 Degree Flare on 2040-parts.com
Riverside, California, US
This is a quantity of -6 to 1/4NPT 45 Degree Flare Mr Blem Part No is B5253 First quality anodized aluminum hose ends in original bulk packaging. Value priced, at over 50% off the retail price Sourced directly from the manufacturer. We are overstocked with manufacturer direct AN fittings and need to get rid of them fast. This is top quality at low prices. NOTE: Always use Loctite #246 on pipe thread fittings; do not use pipe tape in fuel systems. Do not use any sealants on AN fittings.
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