90 degree Quick Disconnect Fitting

[DEIGuy38]

I have been looking and I cannot find any steel 90 degree quick disconnect fittings like the stock style in the picture. I can get the plastic ones but want the steel. I need (2) 3/8 and (1) 5/16 fitting. If anyone has these or knows where I can get them please let me know. Thanks in advance.

[Vince@Meanstreets]

Hey Guy,

I haven't had any luck on those but what I do is buy the GM service part, cut it at the hard line section. Then use an Earls compression fitting to -6 fitting to connect to the system. Had no luck with the 5/16" hose or fitting.

I'd love to find a good hose crimper to make these using the GM service hose.

GM Part # 92228251 Camaro LS3 Engine Compartment Fuel Line, sometimes you find them on ebay cheap. There are 2 90's on this part.

[Sieg]

I just sent the pic to a local friend to see if he can fab them. Any more specifics regarding what would make the part ideal?

[dontlifttoshift]

These http://www.techafx.com/catalog/50

[Sieg]

These http://www.techafx.com/catalog/50

Donny - FTW!

[Vince@Meanstreets]

he was hoping to avoid the price.

[DEIGuy38]

These http://www.techafx.com/catalog/50


he was hoping to avoid the price.

Thanks Donny, I talked to these guys at SEMA last year. Vince and I talked about these guys but trying to avoid their price. The pic I posted was from one of Vinces post.

[Sieg]

Thanks Donny, I talked to these guys at SEMA last year. Vince and I talked about these guys but trying to avoid their price. The pic I posted was from one of Vinces post.

Do you need -6 or -8?

[DEIGuy38]

I just sent the pic to a local friend to see if he can fab them. Any more specifics regarding what would make the part ideal?

I would need 3 hoses:
(1) 5/16" hose with 90 degree and a straight fitting with about 12" of hose
(2) 3/8" hose with 90 degree and a straight fitting with about 12" of hose
(3) 3/8" hose with 90 degree and a straight fitting with about 30" of hose

If he can do it please let me know and I will get a price and give him exact measurements. Thank you for checking

[Vince@Meanstreets]

Do you need -6 or -8?

Can he do large quantities?

[Sieg]

Can he do large quantities?
Definition of large please.

FWIW - My source is a local coupling and hose supplier that has the equipment for certified high pressure lines.

[DEIGuy38]

FWIW - My source is a local coupling and hose supplier that has the equipment for certified high pressure lines.

I spoke to a local hose and fitting place here in Sacramento and they don't handle the quick disconnect fuel fittings.

[Sieg]

I spoke to a local hose and fitting place here in Sacramento and they don't handle the quick disconnect fuel fittings.
I forwarded the info last night, I know they've done some other Corvette fuel line projects. I let you know.........

[GregWeld]

When I've done these I've used this or a similar fitting to adapt the GM style disconnect over to AN style fittings which are easier to work with etc.


http://www.summitracing.com/parts/aei-15117/overview/

[DEIGuy38]

When I've done these I've used this or a similar fitting to adapt the GM style disconnect over to AN style fittings which are easier to work with etc.


http://www.summitracing.com/parts/aei-15117/overview/

Thank you Greg. Sieg actually knows a guy who can make the hoses I am looking for. Thats what I like about this place there are a lot of helpful people on this site. By the way I really like the 33 you are building.

[Vince@Meanstreets]

did you get comfirmation yet?

[DEIGuy38]

did you get comfirmation yet?

Its looking good, Sieg talked to his buddy and I have the contact info. I will be calling him this week.

[Vince@Meanstreets]

Hey Guy, did you ever get info on this?


In need to get a crimper tool that does this. I have the mastercool one and I think the #6 reduced barrier maybe close.