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AFCO 7010-0027 Master Cylinder 90 Degree Fitting, 1/8 NP to 3/16 IF
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Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | 7010-0027 |
| Fitting End A | 1/8" NPT Male |
| Fitting End B | 3/8"-24 I.F. Female |
| Angle | 90 degree |
| Material Type | Brass |
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Master cylinder 90 degree adapter brake line fitting for AFCO single piston aluminum master cylinders. 1/8" NP to 3/16 IF (inverted flare).
Racer Note: Master cylinder bores are built with close tolerances. Stroking the master cylinder dry can cause damage to the internal rubber seals causing leaks, soft pedal, and lack of pressure. Never clean a master cylinder with carburetor cleaner or similar products as they will cause seal damage.
Racer Note: When rebuilding brake master cylinders and calipers, always lubricate internal parts with brake assembly fluid before installation.
This will keep seals and o-rings from becoming damaged by dry cylinder walls and pistons.
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AFCO 7010-0027 Specifications
AFCO 7010-0027 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 7010-0027 |
| Brand | AFCO |
| Fitting End A | 1/8" NPT Male |
| Fitting End B | 3/8"-24 I.F. Female |
| Angle | 90 degree |
| Material Type | Brass |
| Finish | Natural |
| GENERAL | |
| Fitting Style | Adapter |
| Fitting Category | NPT to Inverted Flare |
| Color | Brass |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Outlet Fitting | 3/16" IF |
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
4 Reviews
Customers who have used the product highlight its reliability and effectiveness for custom applications, such as in brake line hookups. The users appreciate the product's practicality, mentioning it was exactly what they needed for their projects. These qualities show an esteemed performance, which differentiates our product in the market. Users' high satisfaction is evident in repeated purchases, suggesting superiority compared to competitor's offerings. Overall, the product's value lies in its quality, usability, and safety, receiving customer endorsements for its solid performance.
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
4 Reviews
Customers who have used the product highlight its reliability and effectiveness for custom applications, such as in brake line hookups. The users appreciate the product's practicality, mentioning it was exactly what they needed for their projects. These qualities show an esteemed performance, which differentiates our product in the market. Users' high satisfaction is evident in repeated purchases, suggesting superiority compared to competitor's offerings. Overall, the product's value lies in its quality, usability, and safety, receiving customer endorsements for its solid performance.
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Yes definitely.
5.0
4 years ago
Safety Jim
Livermore
Verified
I haven't used them yet. However, I bought them to be ahead of the game.
Would Recommend
Great for custom applications
4.0
5 years ago
Paul
Tennessee
Verified
It worked
Would Recommend
Exactly what I needed.
5.0
5 years ago
Pete in Michigan
Michigan
Verified
I needed these to hook up brake lines for the steering brakes on my sand rail, that I built in 1982, and am currently rebuilding after a 33 year hiatus. These fittings were exactly what I needed and worked great. I'll be back in the dunes soon.
Would Recommend
I would buy again
5.0
8 years ago
Swede
Sudbury Northern Ontario Canada
Verified
Brake fitting
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
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Questions & Answers
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Hello, I have a 1980 Ford Fairmont master cylinder-manual and looking for 2 90 degree fittings that will still allow me to use standard 3/16 brake lines. I need the clearance. Both ports are different sizes Thank you
by Mlund12
• 8 years ago
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Same as weatherhead fitting 400x3? Re. Afco 7010-0027
by Dodge64
• 11 years ago
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is this fitting brass or steel brass plated?
by johng
• 12 years ago
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