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#3258090
Edelbrock 8090 Carburetor Inlet Fitting, Brass, Natural
$22.95
/each
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Edelbrock 8090 Details
- For Edelbrock Square-Bore Carbs
- Also Fit Carter AFB Carbs
- Connects to 0.375 in. Tubing
Edelbrock 8090 Specifications
Edelbrock 8090 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 8090 |
| Brand | Edelbrock |
| Material Type | Brass |
| GENERAL | |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Fitting End A | 5/8"-18 I.F. Female |
| Fitting End B | 5/8"-20 Male o-ring |
| Angle | Straight |
| Finish | Natural |
| GTIN Code | 085347080908 |
Ratings & Reviews
5
2 Reviews
Customers find the product to be high quality and practical. It uniquely serves them by fitting perfectly and meeting specific requirements, such as a 3/8" hardline line with 5/8-18 threads. Users highlight the product's usability, specifically for hard piping fuel lines at necessary angles, a feature not commonly found in competitor products. Its material quality and design aid in effective performance, hence it is strongly recommended by users.
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2 Reviews
Customers find the product to be high quality and practical. It uniquely serves them by fitting perfectly and meeting specific requirements, such as a 3/8" hardline line with 5/8-18 threads. Users highlight the product's usability, specifically for hard piping fuel lines at necessary angles, a feature not commonly found in competitor products. Its material quality and design aid in effective performance, hence it is strongly recommended by users.
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Worked great
5.0
a year ago
Joe
Austin, TX
Verified
Fitting fit fine just as described. 3/8" hardline line with 5/8-18 threads
Would Recommend
Perfect for edelbrock 1904 for hard piping fuel line
5.0
4 years ago
XKE001
Bloomington, IL
Verified
Only way I could find to hard pipe the fuel line at the angle I needed!
Would Recommend
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