DeatschWerks

10 ft, 10AN SS Double Braided CPE Hose

10 ft, 10AN SS Double Braided CPE Hose - Main image
$73.2 $120 In stock

Category: Fuel Hose

DeatschWerks 10AN Stainless Steel Double Braided CPE Hose is offered in a 10-foot length. It is categorized as fuel hose and listed under Hose & Hose End Fittings with a -10AN size.

  • Brand: DeatschWerks
  • Category: Fuel Hose
  • Size: -10AN
  • Length: 10 feet
  • Construction: stainless steel double braided CPE hose
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin T. ★★★★★

The double braided stainless steel exterior doesn't snag or kink when I route it around tight corners, and the 10-foot length gave me plenty of slack for my fuel setup. The CPE lining feels tough and should hold up way better than the cheap hose I was using before.

Amelia U. ★★★★★

Had to replace an old rubber line on my race car and this 10-foot section was the perfect length with a bit to spare. The stainless braid is much tougher than I expected, and the CPE inner liner should handle ethanol blends without swelling.

Victoria ★★★★★

The braided stainless exterior feels tough enough for serious track use, and the 10-foot length gave me plenty of slack to route cleanly through the engine bay. Cut it with a standard cutter and the inner liner stayed intact, no fraying at the ends.