#10 Blk Nylon Race Hose 3ft

The #10 Blk Nylon Race Hose 3ft from FRAGOLA is a premium braided hose assembly engineered for high-performance fuel, oil, and coolant systems in racing and custom automotive applications. This 3-foot hose is designed for builders and technicians who demand reliable fluid transfer in demanding engine compartments where temperature and pressure fluctuations are extreme. The black nylon exterior paired with durable rubber inner construction makes this hose suitable for both street rods and competition vehicles requiring certified SAE J30R9 or equivalent performance standards.

Constructed with reinforced braided nylon jacketing over an inner rubber core, the #10 AN fitting hose delivers superior burst and working pressure ratings critical in race engine environments. The 10 AN designation indicates a -10 AN JIC or equivalent male/female connection size, a universal standard across professional racing fuel systems, transmission lines, and power steering applications. The black color coding allows quick visual identification during installation and maintenance, while the braided construction provides abrasion resistance and protects against puncture during engine bay vibration and thermal cycling. At just 0.64 lbs, this 3-foot section is lightweight yet robust enough to withstand continuous high-temperature operation without degradation.

Professional fabricators, drag racers, and custom hot rod builders trust FRAGOLA race hose for its proven reliability in closed-loop systems where failure is not an option. This 3-foot hose is ideal for connecting fuel pumps to carburetors, carburetors to tanks, or bridging engine bay components with limited space. It pairs seamlessly with standard -10 AN fittings, hose ends, and bulkhead adapters, making it a versatile choice for single-carb setups through complex multi-stage fuel injection systems. Installation is straightforward: secure the hose with appropriate clamps or quick-disconnect fittings, verify clearance from exhaust manifolds and rotating components, and test pressure before full operation.