Re: -4AN or -3AN?
[Re: SeventyGTX]
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06/22/08 08:58 PM
06/22/08 08:58 PM
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OzHemi
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Could someone explain the difference between these two?
Just 2 different sizes... #4 is bigger of course, 1/4" it should be (believe AN = 1/16", or -16 AN is 1" id. from memory..)
Should just check and see what size fitting is on the back of the gauge...and don't forget the AN to pipe thread adaptor for the engine side 
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Re: -4AN or -3AN?
[Re: SeventyGTX]
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06/22/08 09:08 PM
06/22/08 09:08 PM
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Thanks for the quick response Oz. So, will either one work? I don't have the guage yet, so have no idea the fitting size.
If you are getting the line premaid, really would be good to know what the gauge uses, to save you needing an adaptor.. the adaptor into the block will just be 1/8 NPT (or what ever it is) to the -AN size line you bought
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Re: -4AN or -3AN?
[Re: OzHemi]
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06/22/08 10:46 PM
06/22/08 10:46 PM
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-6 ?  Think he measured abit wrong..
Funny thing is, I asked him if he was sure it is that size, and he politely informed me he was a carpenter before he worked for Summit. 
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Re: -4AN or -3AN?
[Re: SeventyGTX]
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06/22/08 10:51 PM
06/22/08 10:51 PM
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and he politely informed me he was a carpenter before he worked for Summit.
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