Fittings Q's

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  1. Bielke55
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    Bielke55 Well-Known Member

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    Does anyone know how the AN Measurment system works?

    Also if i want to run a SS line from my block where it once was rubber and nipple how can i convert it?
     
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    readymix ...Lest ye be trod upon... Staff Member

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    If you want a threaded mount, you would probably have to remove the nipple, then drill and tap a hole in its place. Then thread in an A/N fitting.
     
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    Otherwise, I've seen AN 'look' sleeves that you put over the hose clamp.
     
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    How do i know what A/N to use though? Is there a way to convert Inchs or MM to what A/N equals?
     
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    The AN size is just the hose size, the fittings that thread in should be NPT sizes.
     
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    So how does it work?

    A hose thats -10 A/N is what in inches(or MM)?
     
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    Awesome thank you!
     
    Bielke55, Oct 2, 2008
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