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#620306
Speedway Stainless Steel Braided Hose Line, -6 AN
- 750 psi pressure rating
- -6 AN fitting size
- Sold in five different sizes
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, -6 AN Hose Size, Rubber
- 750 psi pressure rating
- -6 AN fitting size
- Sold in five different sizes
- Stainless steel outer braid
- NOT compatible with ethanol blended gas
Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | Select Length |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Hose Size | -6 AN |
| Material Type | Rubber |
| Hose Length | Select Length |
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This stainless steel braided hose can be used for low pressure applications like fuel, water, air or oil. Works great as a fuel line for non ethanol blended gas.
Note: This hose is >>NOT<< compatible with ETHANOL blended GAS including E85 ! ! !
Not to be used for brake or power steering applications. Maximum operating pressure is 750 psi.
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Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | Select Length to see |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Hose Size | -6 AN |
| Material Type | Rubber |
| Hose Length | Select Length to see |
| GENERAL | |
| Outer Braid | Stainless |
| Pressure Rating | 750 psi |
| Notes | NOT compatible with ethanol blended gas, including E85. |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
Ratings & Reviews
3.9
22 Reviews
The product has received mixed reviews with many customers praising its quality, material, and ease of use, particularly in fuel line and drag racing applications. Some users noted that the braided hose was much easier to work with than their previous choices and helped improve fuel pressure and flow. Several mentioned the product worked flawlessly with Speedway fittings. However, it appears there were issues with the outer braid separating for some users, causing difficulties in assembly and installation. A few customers recommended purchasing specific installation tools or opting for competitor's offerings for a smoother experience. Nevertheless, the product is well-received for its practicality and performance by a significant number of users.
Ratings & Reviews
3.9
22 Reviews
The product has received mixed reviews with many customers praising its quality, material, and ease of use, particularly in fuel line and drag racing applications. Some users noted that the braided hose was much easier to work with than their previous choices and helped improve fuel pressure and flow. Several mentioned the product worked flawlessly with Speedway fittings. However, it appears there were issues with the outer braid separating for some users, causing difficulties in assembly and installation. A few customers recommended purchasing specific installation tools or opting for competitor's offerings for a smoother experience. Nevertheless, the product is well-received for its practicality and performance by a significant number of users.
3.9
22 reviews
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Stainless steel braided hose
This hose is very easy to work with. I used it in conjunction with Speedway fittings and it worked flawlessly. No leaks, no problems, worked great.
Most Liked Negative Review
1.0
This hose is junk spend money on real areoquip
This hose sucks the stainless steel is not bonded to the hose as soon as you cut it it pulls away making in almost impossible to use reusable AN fitting. Get real areoquip if you plan to use fitting not hose clamps. I ended up with real aeroquip hose after lots of try's to get fittings on the end. This is just rubber hose with braided steel over it. JUNK!
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5.0
3 months ago
Skywalker
NC
Verified
Everything was good
I would buy this again, and tell my friends.
5.0
a year ago
Kemo57
Las Vegas
Verified
Nice and shinny.. its a bear to cut and put fittings on it, there is a trick to it.
Would Recommend

Rock solid!
5.0
a year ago
Chuck
Cape Girardeau, MO.
Verified
I wanted to build a Rock solid fuel delivery system and this -6 fuel line is awesome.
Would Recommend
Beats metal lines
5.0
2 years ago
Oldman
Oskaloosa, KS.
Verified
Works great on my oil line cooler.
Would Recommend
Very nice product
4.0
5 years ago
Jim
Canada
Verified
Next time I use this hose I will purchase the fitting installation tool.
Would Recommend
Yes, I would purchase the fuel line again.
5.0
5 years ago
Mopar Bill
Cleveland, TX
Verified
Everything with the braided fuel line worked out great, it was much easier to work with than what I already had.
Would Recommend
I get Great Satisfaction out of Speedway Products!
5.0
5 years ago
Ron
Buckeye, Arizona
Verified
Drag Racing
Would Recommend
Hose
5.0
7 years ago
Poo
32210
Verified
Works good
Would Recommend
I would not buy again
1.0
7 years ago
Steve
St Peter Mn
Verified
Worst braided hose I have every used. The outer braid separated right away and pulled off. Had to just throw it away and buy aeroquip. Live and learn.
Would Not Recommend
6AN Stainless hose
5.0
8 years ago
Woody
Santa Fe, NM
Verified
You replaced the hose that I had previously bought. This exceeded my expectations and I appreciate it.
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
7 Questions • 9 Answers
compatable with methanol ?
by racer98
• 10 years ago
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It states not to use this hose with ethanol. Can you explain to me why ethanol cannot be used in this hose?
by ecgate
• 10 years ago
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It says it is rated for use with oil, but not power steering application. What stainless braided an6 hose is for use with power steering?
by nate31
• 11 years ago
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Is this hose rated for diesel fuel?
by DanS
• 12 years ago
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Maximum line pressure ? Use for fuel injection ? Use for 58 psi fuel line ?
by Alteredfan
• 12 years ago
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What are the outer diameters of your 6AN, 8AN and 10AN stainless steel braided lines?
by flyer2001b
• 13 years ago
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Can I use this hose for part of the lines to my TH350 transmission cooler that will be placed in front of my radiator? If so, what kind of clamp would you recommend? Thanks
by 5 window
• 15 years ago
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