Someone mentioned the Size the other day
AN4 x something male adt (it was smaller than 1/8")



I need to know where someone can buy one too PLEASE ?
THANKS FOR ANY HELP

 

1/16 npt,you can buy them seperate from NX

 

Autometer sells the adapter for their fuel pressure gauges. If the L and cobra become a big market we will have these made up and come with the kit. This is new to me as I have never come across any other application we didn't have a fitting for.

 

Lowes and Home depot have a suprisingly good an/npt/ms fitting selection.

 

I say you scrap the whole nitrous thing and get a new frkn camera that can actually focus J/K bro. Looks sweet. Looking forward to seeing the numbers from Sal's dyno.

 

Rob I have an extra one, stop by the shop and it's yours. It's a special fitting made for Ford fuel rails.

 

Rob_02Lightning, I just ordered one from Summit - autometer part number below if you dont have time to pick up the free one

For use with fuel rails, 1/16 in. NPT male to 1/8 in. female, brass, electrical gauge adapter - ATM-3280

 

The fitting Rob needs and shown above is -4AN to 1/16 NPT = 3275

 

I droped mine and couldnt find it.
I used a chrome tire valve cap.
It fit perfectly.

 

The fitting that rob has pictured is a 3275 that will adapt to a AN4 hose. I noticed he is running NOS so i am assuming this is the fuel supply line for a wet ket.


The ATM-3280 is the part to adapt to the fuel pressure gauge sender 1/16 in into the rail and 1/8 in female exposed. That is what I am installing now.

Sorry for the confusion, I went through all of this with a wet N2O install a few years back. I have already brain dumped all the part numbers so I had to reeducate my self. I dont have the ***** yet to try N2O on the L.

 

If you know anyone in the aviation industry, AN4 caps are a dime a dozen they will get you a nice stainless one. Check with them or try an aviation supply place by your nearest airport, like a Leavens or Aviall. Unfortunately from your picture that flare angle does not look to be an AN flare. AN fittings are 37.5 degrees. Normal flaring for tubing is 45 degrees. Although it's a bad picture that looks to be even more than 45 degrees, so just make sure before you spend any money.

Here's an AN flare.

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I would be checking with LightningTuner

 

Their inventory depends on locations of the stores. I can tell you that HomeDepot's plumbing fittings are lacking at best. Lowes seems to carry much more but doesn't carry these.

Ordered it from Scummit. Was like 12 bucks for an 80 cent fitting........but you can't find it anywhere. I own a True Value hardware and check everyone I deal with and no luck.

 

THANK YOU EVERYONE

Sal I tested the Juice yesterday, and had to go to Port Jeff for a Doc Appointment, sooooooooooo I took the Lightning so I could stop by your new shop. Ended up sitting in the Docs office from 3:30 to almost 7:00 (@%$)@$%(@$%($%@()$%$ by the time I was heading home, it was dark, pouring, and I never made it to you BUT I WILL SOON