DeatschWerks

6AN to 3/8 in Hardline Compression Adapter

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$8.84 $13 In stock

Category: AN Fitting

DeatschWerks 6AN to 3/8 in Hardline Compression Adapter is a matte black anodized fitting designed to connect a 6AN male flare to a 3/8 inch hardline. It is part of the EFI Quick Connects and Hardline Adapters category and includes one olive insert.

  • 6AN male flare to 3/8 inch hardline compression adapter
  • Anodized matte black finish
  • Includes 1 olive insert
  • Brand: DeatschWerks
  • SKU: 6-02-0109-B
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

The matte black anodized finish matches my other fittings perfectly, and the 6AN to 3/8 inch hardline connection was a simple, leak-free install. It solved my fuel line routing issue without needing extra adapters.

Eli ★★★★★

Took a gamble on this adapter for my fuel line swap and it sealed perfectly on the first try—no leaks at all. The anodized finish is holding up well against the elements so far.

Evelyn Y. ★★★★★

Came for the matte black finish, stayed because the threads mate up perfectly with my 3/8 hardline and the compression grip feels solid. No leaks on the first pressure test, which is more than I can say for my last attempt with a cheaper setup.