Hose Fittings, Summit Racing on 2040-parts.com
Hilbert, Wisconsin, US
Misc box of fittings, nuts, bolts.... Cleaning out race trailer
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Hoses, Lines & Fittings for Sale
Russell full flow hose end -6 an non-swivel female threads straight 610028(US $131.97)
6 an 90 degree racing aluminum flare swivel hose end fitting 14" stainless hose(US $38.92)
Russell 632890 hose prorace braided stainless steel -6 an 20 ft. length each(US $159.97)
Russell 632510 hose powerflex braided stainless steel -3 an 10 ft. length each(US $37.97)
Fuel line fittings for holley type duel inlets with return fittings an 8 , hose(US $70.00)
fittings an 8 , tee(US $8.00)
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