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For high-horsepower builds requiring maximum fluid volume, the Vibrant Performance -10AN 90-degree push-on hose end fitting is the industry standard. This fitting is engineered to support the high flow requirements of large-displacement engines, turbo systems, and dry-sump oil setups. The 90-degree angle allows for efficient routing, preventing the sharp bends that can restrict flow and cause pressure drops.
The precision-machined barb ensures a secure fit, providing peace of mind when pushing your vehicle to the limit. Its lightweight aluminum construction reduces overall weight while maintaining maximum structural integrity. The black anodized finish ensures that the fitting remains protected against the harsh environment of the engine bay, maintaining its performance and appearance over time. Whether you are building a dedicated race car or a high-performance street machine, this -10AN fitting provides the flow and reliability you demand. Upgrade your plumbing system with confidence at GGCRACING.
For high-horsepower builds requiring maximum fluid volume, the Vibrant Performance -10AN 90-degree push-on hose end fitting is the industry standard. This fitting is engineered to support the high flow requirements of large-displacement engines, turbo systems, and dry-sump oil setups. The 90-degree angle allows for efficient routing, preventing the sharp bends that can restrict flow and cause pressure drops.
The precision-machined barb ensures a secure fit, providing peace of mind when pushing your vehicle to the limit. Its lightweight aluminum construction reduces overall weight while maintaining maximum structural integrity. The black anodized finish ensures that the fitting remains protected against the harsh environment of the engine bay, maintaining its performance and appearance over time. Whether you are building a dedicated race car or a high-performance street machine, this -10AN fitting provides the flow and reliability you demand. Upgrade your plumbing system with confidence at GGCRACING.
