EVIL ENERGY 8AN Nylon Braided Fuel Line Kit, AN8 Fuel Hose Kit CPE 20FT Black&Red

I was initially frustrated by the outer jacket fraying during installation but this technique works great and makes these sleeved lines even easier to work with than plain old stainless lines.1. Saturate a half inch band of braid with plain super glue and let dry.2. Cut through the middle of the super glue area with a hack saw or band saw - no need to tape.3. Clean up the end with nippers. I went all the way around and made a 45 degree chamfer to make entry to the fitting easier..4. Clamp hose in vice, lube with silicon grease and drive on fitting with an impact driver and 3/4" Socket.5. Lube and screw on the end with a 3/4" flare wrench.The included fittings of nice quality.The Kit has a complete variety of fittings and is an excellent value.

Repaired leaky oil lines on my truck, cut out the old section, used Evil Energy compression fittings to adapt to AN, much higher quality and less prone to failure than the replacement parts from GM.This was my first time messing with AN stuff, but it all went really easy, the longest part of the job was getting the old stuff out of the truck. Parts are great quality, seal up nice with no leaks, easy to put together, and include a variety of fittings should you need them.Will look into Evil Energy again next time i need any fittings or line.

works great for transmission coolerlooks alot better than rubber hoses

Using them to replace fuel lines on a 97 Freightliner

Works well I stripped one of the straight fittings. Then read the instructions carefully and was able to get the rest together without much trouble.

Worked well to upgrade the fuel system on my 78 Firebird

Excellent product, easy to assemble. Saved the day, no leaks. 06 eclipse 3.8 gt. Used to replace a broken high pressure line.

This is a pretty good kit and will service most of your needs. I'm new with the fittings and hose and need to relate that the directions do not say that the nut that goes over the hose is a left hand thread, after I discovered that, it was smooth sailing installing the hoses to the fittings. Also when cutting the hose with a cutoff disc it will have a tendency to pinch the blade so beware of a "kickback" on the cutoff wheel, a hacksaw didnt do it for me. Just a slight learning curve.