The leaking AN fitting saga (continues)...

[Lason]

sounds good, good luck with it!

[dville_gt]

sounds good, good luck with it!

Thanks. I know Brooks hates the push-lok but I have like 12 push-lok fittings and non of them leak, the one stainless hose in my system I cant get to seal

[KBScobravert]

Sorry you are having so much trouble with the fittings but I am a firm believer when it comes to fittings you get what you pay for. The only summit brand stuff I will use is their cheap weld bungs and if I have to npt/-an adapter fittings.

I am an Earls junky/snob and have as much in my fuel/oil/coolant/breather/vacuum system in fittings/hose/hose ends as a lot of people have in their motors.

[tkblkcobra]

I'm sure that the Areoquip parts should solve your problems. If it is Summits private label fittings they are probably made offshore from Redhorse Performance. I would not trust those cheap imported fittings everywhere on my car. They work ok on some things, probably not your fuel system. There is a newer line made in the USA that is called Fragola. This stuff is as nice as you can buy anywhere.

http://fragolaperformancesystems.com/index.html

Summit sells this brand also. Just for what it's worth.

[dville_gt]

Wouldn't doubt these were made offshore. I just contacted them because I forgot that my liquid filled Summit fuel pressure gauge lasted all of like 5 minutes before leaking all of the "liquid" out of the gauge. They offered to send me a new one along with some crush washers I need at no cost. Their parts might not be too good, but at least they are trying to make it right.

[Lason]

FWIW, I used alot of parts from Summit and Jegs and for some reason only used Jegs in house stuff and I liked everything I used. All I can remember off the top of my head was a line lock, brakeline distribution block and EFI fuel pressure gauge. All of them were top notch though. Not bagging on Summit because they were usually cheaper but Jegs in house stuff impressed me.