Speedway Deluxe 37 Degree AN Line Flaring Tool
Speedway Deluxe 37 Degree AN Line Flaring Tool
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#91089528

Speedway Deluxe 37 Degree AN Line Flaring Tool

  • The perfect tool to make 37-degree flares required for AN fittings
  • Standard brake and fuel lines are flared at 45-degrees which are not compatible with AN hardware
  • Forms stronger flares assured by a smooth, even radius formed at base of every flare with its precision machined chamfer
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37 degree Degree of Taper

  • The perfect tool to make 37-degree flares required for AN fittings
  • Standard brake and fuel lines are flared at 45-degrees which are not compatible with AN hardware
  • Forms stronger flares assured by a smooth, even radius formed at base of every flare with its precision machined chamfer
  • Slip-on yoke permits use in tight quarters
  • Works on 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2" and 5/8" OD tubing such as aluminum, copper, brass and mild steel
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91089528
BrandSpeedway Motors
Degree of Taper37 degree
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Speedway Motors 91089528 Details

This is the tool you need to make the 37° flares required for AN fittings. Standard brake and fuel lines are flared at 45° which are not compatible with AN hardware. This tool forms stronger flares assured by a smooth, even radius formed at base of every flare with its precision machined chamfer. Plus, its also self gauging - just insert tube flush with top of die for accurate flare size.

  • Hardened steel, chrome-finished cone makes exceptionally smooth, high-strength flares with a radius at base of
    flare – instead of the sharp angle formed by ordinary tools
  • Slip-on yoke permits use in tight quarters
  • Allows flaring where there is little space between nut and tube end
  • Feed screw design provides smooth, easier operation
  • Positive gripping and self-gauging of tube for exact flare size
  • Sliding die blocks lock in place by clamp action

Works on 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2" and 5/8" OD tubing such as aluminum, copper, brass and mild steel.

Learn more about flaring lines for our automotive fittings by reading our tech article. The Principles of Automotive Fittings. 

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Speedway Motors 91089528 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91089528
BrandSpeedway Motors
Degree of Taper37 degree

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

16 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers laud the product for its excellent quality, usability, and versatility. The tool is favored for flaring tasks and on softer materials such as aluminum and regular steel brake lines, and praised for its satisfactory performance on fuel lines and large tube sizes. Several users expressed it is an optimal investment for hobbyists or infrequent projects. Critics note the tool is unsuitable for stainless-steel lines and advise upgrading for such flares. Its simplicity, quality construction, and competitive pricing are highlighted, with users affirming they would make the purchase again.

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4.8

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Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

This product is awesome.

I love this product for my fuel lines I made with aluminum. Very easy simple and clean flares. The only thing I don't like. Is the instructions state not for use with steel or stainless hard line. Feel like for the money I should be able to do all the materials. I have not tried any steel line because I didn't want to damage it.

Most Liked Negative Review

3.0

Nope

May be great for softer material but I returned it and purchased the Rigid which works great. I would not buy this buy this product for my go to flaring tool.

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Good product would recommend

5.0

3 years ago

BDB

Desert

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Works great good if doing a lot of hard lines with flare type fittings Not heavy enough for stainless lines though

Would Recommend

Nope

3.0

3 years ago

Ray

Europe

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May be great for softer material but I returned it and purchased the Rigid which works great. I would not buy this buy this product for my go to flaring tool.

Would Not Recommend

Made flaring easy.

5.0

4 years ago

Tim

Finger Lakes, NY

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Re-doing the complete brake system on a 358 SMC NE DIRT Mod

yes i would great kit

5.0

5 years ago

34 coupe

mo

Verified

yes this works is great

Quality Tool

5.0

5 years ago

Billy Bob

MT

Verified

Quality Tool made by Imperial.

Would Recommend

Fittings and hose, just like mom used to make. :)

5.0

5 years ago

Jon with no H

Boring, Oregon

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It's hose and fittings. They fit and look good. Just what I needed.

Would Recommend

great product for the hobbyist

5.0

6 years ago

Mr. GMC

sadly northern ILLINOIS

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this works great on regular steel brake lines. it's not for production but if your working on a project a couple times a year or helping out a buddy this is well worth the money.

Would Recommend

Great

5.0

6 years ago

Staples15

Pocatello, idaho

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Easy to use and makes great flares in aluminum. Upgrade to the rigid tool if you plan to flare steel

Would Recommend

Nice unit- would buy again-could be better

4.0

8 years ago

Goose

Gridley, CA

Verified

Very well built- bought the cheap unit first as I had only two ends to flair. Where carp and would not hold tube. Ended up shipping them back ($12) and buying this pair. Worked great and fast. Wish they would machine the other side to do your break line flavors. That would really be awesome! Then ya get two tools in one.

Only need 1 tool

5.0

8 years ago

Woody

Auburn WA

Verified

Working on new hot rod

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

2 Questions • 2 Answers

would this unit flare 3/8 stainless steel line?

by brad

• 7 years ago

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Does this do double flares? If not do you offer one that does for a 37 degree?

by Dara

• 8 years ago

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