Product Summary

Universal Fit, Straight Angle, -6 AN, Steel

  • This adapter fitting is commonly used to adapt power steering boxes to AN 6 connections
  • 18 mm-1.5 O-ring seal on one end and AN6 male on the other
  • Inverted flare fittings are used on most GM power steering boxes 1977 and older
  • Metric thread O-ring fittings are used on later model GM power steering boxes 1978 and newer
  • Zinc plated for corrosion resistance
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #6174808
AngleStraight
AN Size-6 AN
Fitting End A-6 AN Male
Fitting End B18mm x 1.5 Male O-Ring
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Speedway Motors 6174808 Details

Steel 18mm-1.5 IFM power steering box to -6 AN hose adapter fitting.

Note: Inverted flare are used on most GM steering boxes through 1977. O-ring fittings are used later model GM metric boxes from 1978-up.

Item Details

Fits most 1980-Up GM power steering boxes with o-ring fittings.

Speedway Motors 6174808 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #6174808
BrandSpeedway Motors
AngleStraight
AN Size-6 AN
Fitting End A-6 AN Male
Fitting End B18mm x 1.5 Male O-Ring
Material TypeSteel
FinishZinc Plated
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Ratings & Reviews

4.9

17 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers have praised the product for its good quality and practical usability, stating that it works well and is easy to use. They have commented that it fits perfectly, especially for power steering applications, and displays no issues with leaks. Some customers have found it particularly useful for accomplishing tasks that typical parts couldn't handle. The product also stands out for its affordability and compatibility with standard hydraulic 37-degree fittings. Numerous customers expressed loyalty, consistently repurchasing and recommending the product due to its compelling performance.

4.9

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Better than the cheap knock offs elsewhere

4.0

9 months ago

Tennessee Cherokee

Crossville

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Purchased to do steering hose upgrade on my 91' Cherokee. Originally purchased same size on Amazon but the seat taper was not correct and wouldn't seal properly. Speedways fitting worked without any issues.

Worked great. Would recommend.

5.0

a year ago

Rob s

Indiana

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Used this in a ford hydroboost that was installed into a jeep jku. It worked perfectly and did not leak.

Would Recommend

Great Product

5.0

a year ago

Kevin

Indiana

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I bought several other fittings that always leaked or didn't fit properly. This fitting never leaked and I finally have power steering working.

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

a year ago

Racer

Kansas

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Works perfectly.

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

2 years ago

Drez

Fallbrook

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Worked perfectly

Would Recommend

Nice product

5.0

3 years ago

Dennis

Gnadenhutten,Ohio

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To make correct length hose for build .

Would Recommend

Sweet deal would buy again

5.0

6 years ago

Matt

Lincoln Nebraska

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This Product works good would buy again

I would buy again.

5.0

7 years ago

Jake N Bake

Loxahatchee FL

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Put it in the power steering box

Would Recommend

Good stuff

5.0

7 years ago

Uncle Steve

Littleton Co

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Easy to use

Would Recommend

Have bought before and will buy again.

5.0

7 years ago

Ed

Ramona California

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Work's well on the power steering.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

3 Questions • 5 Answers

I have a 2004 gm 5.3 vortex swap in a 65 impala with the stock lines and gear box from 65. Will this make the connection from the new OS pump to the vintage lines?

by Mike

• 8 years ago

2 answers

I'm wanting to do a Hydroboost conversion on a '69 Camaro using a '94 Astro Van HB unit and a '96 JGC Saginaw 800 power steering box. Looks like I need three (3) of this unit for the high-pressure lines? What size fitting do I need for the '69 PS pump high-pressure OUT?

by Mike

• 10 years ago

1 answer

Would this adapter fit a 1987 C10 Chevrolet truck power steering box? I'm replacing a 1972 steering box on a Chevy Blazer with a steering box from a 1987 Chevy truck. the 1972 box has flare fittings, the 1987 box has oring fittings. Will this one adapt?

by Kerry

• 13 years ago

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