The Competitive Edge Starts Here
| Description | Part Number | Purchase |
| 4AN RED & BLUE STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100104 | Details |
| 4AN BLACK STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100104-BL | Details |
| 4AN CLEAR STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100104-CL | Details |
| 4AN PLAIN STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100104-PL | Details |
| 6AN RED & BLUE STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100106 | Details |
| 6AN BLACK STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100106-BL | Details |
| 6AN CLEAR STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100106-CL | Details |
| 6AN PLAIN STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100106-PL | Details |
| 8AN RED & BLUE STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100108 | Details |
| 8AN BLACK STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100108-BL | Details |
| 8AN CLEAR STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100108-CL | Details |
| 8AN PLAIN STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100108-PL | Details |
| 10AN RED & BLUE STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100110 | Details |
| 10AN BLACK STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100110-BL | Details |
| 10AN CLEAR STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100110-CL | Details |
| 10AN PLAIN STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100110-PL | Details |
| 12AN RED & BLUE STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100112 | Details |
| 12AN BLACK STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100112-BL | Details |
| 12AN CLEAR STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100112-CL | Details |
| 12AN PLAIN STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100112-PL | Details |
| 16AN RED & BLUE STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100116 | Details |
| 16AN BLACK STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100116-BL | Details |
| 16AN CLEAR STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100116-CL | Details |
| 16AN PLAIN STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100116-PL | Details |
| 20AN RED & BLUE STRAIGHT HOSE END | 100120 | Details |
Please be sure to properly assemble the hose and fittings.
When plumbing your vehicle or boat, be certain to route the hoses as far away from heat sources like the exhaust system, as possible. Secure your lines at various intervals in order to prevent them from moving.
A few drops of regular motor oil on the threads of any adapter will make installation and removal of the hose end easier. The seal of the hose end is made by the contact with the 37 degree flare. Be careful not to over-torque the hose end when installing the adapter.
A word about anodizing. At Fragola Performance Systems, we use a process called "Brite-Dip", but the anodizing process is not an exact science like painting or plating. The colors will vary from batch to batch, plus the sun, heat, & time will all cause some fading. Various alloys of aluminum will anodize with different hues.