18" Long -4 An Straight To Straight Stainless Steel Line Teflon Coated on 2040-parts.com
Cambria, Illinois, United States
|
18" Long -4 AN Straight to Straight Stainless Steel Line Teflon Coated Description: (1) 18" long -4 AN straight to straight stainless steel hose with clear teflon coating. Lines are 18" to 18.5" long depending on batch. Custom sizes available upon request. Contact us with your specific needs. In stock and ready to ship. Ships for free with USPS First Class mail from our IL facility to any US address. |
Hoses, Lines & Fittings for Sale
Prw industries 5292271 hose drain(US $19.35)
18" long -4 an straight to 90 degree stainless steel line teflon coated(US $25.00)
Allstar performance 40230 1-3/4" fuel filter bracket imca dirt(US $10.69)
Allstar performance 40245 black aluminum in-line fuel filter imca dirt(US $39.99)
Aeroquip fcm1055 aqp hose fitting(US $55.19)
Stainless steel nylon braided an10 -an10 oil fuel line hose 5 meter 16.4ft blblu(US $55.61)
Ford Ranger (2012) Revealed
Thu, 14 Oct 2010The 2012 Ford Ranger launches in Australia The Ford Ranger is one of those strange hybrid vehicles. No, not hybrid in the sense of a mixed power sources for the oily bits, but in the sense that it’s really neither fish nor foul; neither a commercial truck nor a private car. What the Ford Ranger is is a pick-up.
Bloodhound SSC (2010) at Farnborough air show
Mon, 19 Jul 2010Project Bloodhound today unveiled the new SSC record-breaker-to-be at the 2010 Farnborough International Air Show. It's an apt show debut for the SSC, with its 1000mph target land speed.So this is the real Bloodhound SSC?Not quite yet. This is the first full-scale model, so don't expect any burn-outs or high-speed tests at the Farnborough runway.
Parents 'risking kids' lives' on defective tyres
Tue, 26 Aug 2014MORE THAN 30% of parents are ferrying their most precious cargo around on illegal tyres, a new study has found. Road safety charity TyreSafe has reported that one of its members carried out a study at a Shropshire primary school, where almost a third of the cars dropping children off at school were wearing tyres that were either past their wear markers, were incorrectly inflated, had bulges or cuts, or had foreign objects sticking out of them. “The start of the new academic year means that we will be experiencing many more cars on the roads, particularly at peak times of the day,” comments Stuart Jackson, chairman, TyreSafe.