EFI hardline fitting
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Will this fit our fuel system hardline? I want to go from the fuel hardline to a -6 AN fitting on a 2000 Miata. Although there are a bazillion different style EFI quick disconnect fittings there seems to be only one style of hardline, albeit in different sizes.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/RUS-640863/
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/RUS-640863/
Hate to bump an old thread but I'd rather post here than start a new thread.
I just tried installing one of these tonight and if I yank really hard it comes off. I bought the Russell ones, not sure if this is common for this type of connector but it seems really unsafe to me. Is this fairly common?
I just tried installing one of these tonight and if I yank really hard it comes off. I bought the Russell ones, not sure if this is common for this type of connector but it seems really unsafe to me. Is this fairly common?
That's a little scary. How hard did you have to pull? I haven't ordered mine yet, but I plan to use it for the fuel rail and fpr at the tank.
Are you sure you've got the 5/16" one?
Are you sure you've got the 5/16" one?
Yeap, if I didn't you'd bet it'd slip right off. I think that the reason why mine slips off so easily is that if you notice in the instructions they give you, the barb has a square face for the seat to push against so it doesn't come off. AFAIK (at least mine is) the Miata one is rounded so with a little bit of force you can get it to unclip.
I ended up getting a tube nut fitting and flaring the hardline. Although a bit of a PITA to do it inside the car, I trust it a lot more.
I ended up getting a tube nut fitting and flaring the hardline. Although a bit of a PITA to do it inside the car, I trust it a lot more.
Yeap, if I didn't you'd bet it'd slip right off. I think that the reason why mine slips off so easily is that if you notice in the instructions they give you, the barb has a square face for the seat to push against so it doesn't come off. AFAIK (at least mine is) the Miata one is rounded so with a little bit of force you can get it to unclip.
I ended up getting a tube nut fitting and flaring the hardline. Although a bit of a PITA to do it inside the car, I trust it a lot more.
I ended up getting a tube nut fitting and flaring the hardline. Although a bit of a PITA to do it inside the car, I trust it a lot more.
Yeap, if I didn't you'd bet it'd slip right off. I think that the reason why mine slips off so easily is that if you notice in the instructions they give you, the barb has a square face for the seat to push against so it doesn't come off. AFAIK (at least mine is) the Miata one is rounded so with a little bit of force you can get it to unclip.
I ended up getting a tube nut fitting and flaring the hardline. Although a bit of a PITA to do it inside the car, I trust it a lot more.
I ended up getting a tube nut fitting and flaring the hardline. Although a bit of a PITA to do it inside the car, I trust it a lot more.
Bringing this thread back as I was about to order Russell/Fragola fittings to transition my 5/16 hardline to -6 an hose (for my aeromotive FPR).
Is the hard line flare different on NBs? If not these fittings, what? I know compression fittings are no good on EFI.
-Zach
Is the hard line flare different on NBs? If not these fittings, what? I know compression fittings are no good on EFI.
-Zach

-Zach
Dont forget to need a 6mm to -6 adapter, NOT a 5/16 to -6. I tried 5/16 and the olive was a mouse nipple too small to fit over the line. I'm sure it would work fine with a flare adapter and that is on the agenda.





