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Earl's Pressure Gauge Adapters -06 AN Male to -06 AN Male w/ 1/8" NPT In Hex
Earl's Pressure Gauge Adapters -06 AN Male to -06 AN Male w/ 1/8" NPT In Hex
Earl's Pressure Gauge Adapters -06 AN Male to -06 AN Male w/ 1/8" NPT In Hex
Earl's Pressure Gauge Adapters -06 AN Male to -06 AN Male w/ 1/8" NPT In Hex
Earl's Pressure Gauge Adapters -06 AN Male to -06 AN Male w/ 1/8" NPT In Hex
Earl's Pressure Gauge Adapters -06 AN Male to -06 AN Male w/ 1/8" NPT In Hex
Earl's Pressure Gauge Adapters -06 AN Male to -06 AN Male w/ 1/8" NPT In Hex
Earl's Pressure Gauge Adapters -06 AN Male to -06 AN Male w/ 1/8" NPT In Hex
Earl's Pressure Gauge Adapters -06 AN Male to -06 AN Male w/ 1/8" NPT In Hex
Earl's Pressure Gauge Adapters -06 AN Male to -06 AN Male w/ 1/8" NPT In Hex
Earl's Pressure Gauge Adapters -06 AN Male to -06 AN Male w/ 1/8" NPT In Hex
Earl's Pressure Gauge Adapters -06 AN Male to -06 AN Male w/ 1/8" NPT In Hex
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Earl's Pressure Gauge Adapters -06 AN Male to -06 AN Male w/ 1/8" NPT In Hex

In stock
SKU: EAR100192ERL
Fitting, Gauge Adapter, Straight, 6 AN Male to 6 AN Male, 1/8 in NPT Gauge Port, Aluminum, Blue Anodized, Each
$19.61
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An in-line adapter for either direct or remote mounted fuel pressure gauges. The ideal way to install a fuel pressure gauge (such as #EAR100195) is with an Earl's pressure gauge adapter. The selection below includes sizes to accommodate all popular fuel line sizes.

In-Line Adapter

  • Fuel Pressure Gauge
  • For Direct Mounted Gauge
  • For Remote Mounted Gauge

    • Product Description:

  • Gauge Adapter
  • Straight
  • 6 AN Male to 6 AN Male
  • 1/8 in NPT Gauge Port
  • Aluminum
  • Blue Anodized
  • Sold Individually
    • Earl's Performance Products was founded by Earl Fouts in 1955 in Lawndale, California. The mission was to supply high-quality military aircraft surplus plumbing components directly to the racing industry from a small retail outlet. As the military surplus market dried up, Earl recognized the need for continuity of supply for the racing market and pioneered the Earl's range of hoses and fittings that are still used today. In doing so he created the racing aftermarket plumbing industry.