Where else can you buy aluminum fuel line in the size and length you need? This easy-to-flare and bend tubing works great as AN hard line and will save weight and money.

Use with tube nut couplers, sleeves and 37° flared AN fittings
Rated to 250 psi
Not recommended for high pressure (brake) applications
Available in 10 ft., 20 ft., or 30 ft. coils

Learn more about flaring hard lines and how to select proper automotive fittings by reading our tech article, The Principles of Automotive Fittings.

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Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #	Select Tube Diameter and Feet to see
Brand	Speedway Motors
Tube O.D.	.625"
Material Type	Aluminum
Finish	Natural

GENERAL
Overall Length	Select Tube Diameter and Feet to see
Outside Diameter	0.625"
Sold in Quantity	Each
Fuel Line Type	Hard Tube
AN Size	-10 AN

Ratings & Reviews

4.9

13 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers appreciate the product's excellent quality and ease of use, noting its softness that allows easy bending and flaring. Some used it for practical applications like heater lines and coolant lines, achieving great results. Others found it perfect for unique projects such as building magnetic loop antennas and time travel coils. Although a few wished it was harder to resist damage, the majority praised its workability without any tools needed. In comparison to other options, this product stood out as affordable and fit for purpose. Future purchases were highly recommended due to its usability and quality.

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4.9

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If I needed it

5.0

3 years ago

Steven

California

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Good

Would Recommend

Good

4.0

5 years ago

MadGoat

PA, USA

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Used for heater lines on a rear engine car. Tubing is super soft which makes it easy to bend and flare. I used a bender, but I'm sure you could do larger radius bends without any tools. I would actually prefer the tubing a little harder so it would resist damage and hold it's shape better, but I could not find hard tubing in the lengths I needed.

Would Recommend

Easy to work with and great for coolant lines

5.0

5 years ago

Ben

Beaverton, OR

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I had to run a new heater core return line as my turbo setup ran into the factory one - this 5/8" tubing worked great. It's easy to bend, flares well, and in general seems like quality stuff. If you don't have a tube bender, fill the tubing with sand and compact it to avoid kinking. This is what I ended up doing and it worked perfectly. I'll definitely be keeping this tubing in mind for future projects.

Would Recommend

Great Tubing!

5.0

5 years ago

Roger

Augusta Ga,

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Perfect fuel line for performance applications!

Would Recommend

Easy enough to bend

5.0

6 years ago

E Black

Saratoga, CA

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I bought a bender for it also and it did exactly what I wanted it to do.

Would Recommend

Worked out good

5.0

7 years ago

Ray Ray

New,York

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I used this to run a fuel line

Would Recommend

Great product!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

5.0

7 years ago

Hoov

Rochester,Mn

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Great product,easy to shape.

Would Recommend

Yes would buy again

5.0

8 years ago

Ken

Paducah, KY.

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This 5/8" aluminum tubing works great for the application I am using it for. A 13 ft. Long section to make a magnetic loop antenna 4.2 ft. Dia. for the 20 meter wavelength (radio) band. This tubing. Is extremely hard to find locally. Worked into a couple of South American countries. Great price, quality and shipping. Thanks Ken Wontor KW4DI

Would Recommend

Good

5.0

8 years ago

Raw

Verified

Good

Just what I was looking for

5.0

9 years ago

Doc Brown

Ennis Texas

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This fuel line made perfect time travel coils for my time machine. Great looking product and easy to use.

Would Recommend

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Dose this bend nicely ? I'm looking around because I need to connect two 10 an on my cooling system for my car. There petty close (only need a foot or so of line.) but there has to be probibly 2x 45° Or close to 45° bends. I've got some aluminum pipe but it dose not bend nicely.

by Josh

• 8 years ago

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