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-8 Male to 3/8" male NPT With 1/8" NPT
-8 Male to 3/8" male NPT With 1/8" NPT
-8 AN, 8 AN Fitting End A, 3/8" NPT Fitting End B, Anodized, Black
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-8 Male to 3/8" male NPT With 1/8" NPT
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AN Size:
-8 AN
NPT Size:
1/8"
Fitting End A:
8 AN
Fitting End B:
3/8" NPT
Finish:
Anodized
Color:
Black
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For adapting pressure lines and nitrous lines.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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