Vibrant -10AN to -8AN ORB Male to Male Union Adapter - Anodized Black

Vibrant -10AN to -8AN ORB Male to Male Union Adapter - Anodized Black

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M251S

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Vibrant -10AN to -8AN ORB Male to Male Union Adapter - Anodized BlackVibrant Performance Male ORB Bulkhead Adapters are lightweight and constructed from 6061 Aluminum Alloy. Our Male ORB Bulkhead Adapters deliver quality, reliability, smooth flow, ease of assembly and the comfort of an anti leak seal and are designed to fit most popular oil pumps, fuel pumps, fuel filters and a wide range of other common components. All Vibrant Performance Adapter Fittings are available in anodized black only. Includes O Ring Seal.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006