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#425972050ERL
Earls 972050ERL 3/8-24 Inch IF, 1/4 Inch Hole Brake Adapter Tee
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Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | 972050ERL |
| Fitting Type | Tee Fitting |
| Fitting End A | 3/8-24 I.F. Female |
| Fitting End B | 3/8-24 I.F. Female |
| Fitting End C | 3/8"-24 Straight Thread Female |
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Earls 972050ERL Details
These brakeline adapters connect the Hyperfirm or Racing/Off Road hoses to the stock or upgraded brake wheel cylinder or caliper. They are offered in many configurations.
- 3/8""-24 I.F. on sides, 3/8""-24 straight thread on branch, 1/4"" mounting hole
- Connect Racing/Off Road Hoses
- Many Configurations Available
Earls 972050ERL Specifications
Earls 972050ERL Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 972050ERL |
| Brand | Earls |
| Fitting Type | Tee Fitting |
| Fitting End A | 3/8-24 I.F. Female |
| Fitting End B | 3/8-24 I.F. Female |
| Fitting End C | 3/8"-24 Straight Thread Female |
| GENERAL | |
| Color | Brass |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| GTIN Code | 021432240178 |
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Questions & Answers
2 Questions • 2 Answers
Questions & Answers
2 Questions • 2 Answers
This product and a lot of brake line Tee's have 1 port that is a straight thread female. I'm assuming it is intended as the inlet with a larger hole for better inlet flow. In order to use a typical 3/16" steel hard line with an inverted flare, you have to use an adapter with the IFF threads or the line will slip in the fitting . Am I defeating the purpose by doing this? Is there a solution that I am unaware of?
by Luke
• 8 years ago
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I want to use this for for my rear brake line T, and use the 1/4" mounting hole for the axle breather on a ford 9". Do you offer the mounting bolt that will thread into the axle and has the vent on top for a rubber hose?
by Luke
• 10 years ago
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