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    Good place to get AN fittings and hoses?

    You guys got any advice on where to get AN fittings and hoses? Somewhere cheap and quick.

    I'm wanting to make a balance tube.

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    I was getting mine from Austin as STM and I usually had them in just a couple days. For cheap fittings ebay would be your bet bet but the ones I have gotten before all leaked after a short time!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Forest Gump View Post
    summit or jegs
    Absolutely not. Very overpriced from those vendors.

    I use AN PLUMBING.COM Earls performance products Hose ends Hose,Adapter fittings. They sell many Earl's parts for 20% less than other competitors, and in many cases that will also put the cost below the Summit brand plumbing. I received my fittings from them in exactly the time I expected using standard UPS shipping (4 days from CA to AL).

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigTyla View Post
    Absolutely not. Very overpriced from those vendors.

    I use AN PLUMBING.COM Earls performance products Hose ends Hose,Adapter fittings. They sell many Earl's parts for 20% less than other competitors, and in many cases that will also put the cost below the Summit brand plumbing. I received my fittings from them in exactly the time I expected using standard UPS shipping (4 days from CA to AL).

    Sorry I guess I have more money than time. Id rather pay a few extra dollars to deal with a large established company, but its no skin off my back where you get your parts from.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Forest Gump View Post
    Sorry I guess I have more money than time. Id rather pay a few extra dollars to deal with a large established company, but its no skin off my back where you get your parts from.
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    I get plenty of parts from Summit, but when it comes to hoses and fittings, ANplumbing.com is the way to go. It is a VERY established company. A lot of the domestic and DSM guys go straight to them. They've been around for quite a long time (1960).

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigTyla View Post
    Absolutely not. Very overpriced from those vendors.

    I use AN PLUMBING.COM Earls performance products Hose ends Hose,Adapter fittings. They sell many Earl's parts for 20% less than other competitors, and in many cases that will also put the cost below the Summit brand plumbing. I received my fittings from them in exactly the time I expected using standard UPS shipping (4 days from CA to AL).
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    I use ANPlumbing.com ALOT and they are awesome. I had about 10-15 orders with them just this past year. I only had one issue where they forgot to package my hoses with my fittings. I called them up and they next day'd them to me. They are signifcantly cheaper than Summit/Jegs and they usually ship the same day (if you order in the AM). So I would definitely recommend them.

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    Cool website^ But AN fittings are still pricey.
    Id like to remount my oil cooler to the front, following the parts list on stealth316 it would cost $170!!!
    Anybody know of other types of hoses/fittings that aren't crazy expensive?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bluejediz View Post
    Cool website^ But AN fittings are still pricey.
    Id like to remount my oil cooler to the front, following the parts list on stealth316 it would cost $170!!!
    Anybody know of other types of hoses/fittings that aren't crazy expensive?
    If you want to go super cheap, just use NPT barb fittings. You'll probably have to retap some of your outlets though.

    Some 3/8" hose from your local auto parts store is a cheap alternative for hose and should be fine for your cooler. If it were your turbo(s), SS braided is pretty much a requirement due to heat.

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