#12 Race-Rite Crimp-On Hose End 150-Degree

The #12 Race-Rite Crimp-On Hose End 150-Degree is a precision-engineered fitting designed for high-performance fuel system, coolant, and hydraulic applications where reliability under pressure is non-negotiable. Built for serious automotive enthusiasts and professional mechanics who demand bulletproof connections in modified engines, race cars, and turbocharged builds, this crimp-style hose end eliminates the risks of loose fittings and blown hoses during competition or spirited driving. The 150-degree bend angle accommodates tight engine bay layouts while maintaining flow integrity—a critical detail when you're routing fuel or coolant lines around tight manifolds and headers.

Constructed from black anodized aluminum, this fitting delivers lightweight strength without sacrificing durability—crucial when every pound counts in a weight-sensitive build. The crimped connection method creates a permanent, vibration-resistant bond that outperforms push-on or screw-clamp alternatives, especially under extreme pressure spikes common in fuel-injected and supercharged engines. The 12 AN (AN12) size handles flows up to 180 GPH with rated pressure of 350 PSI (or higher depending on application), making it suitable for everything from street applications to full race setups. The female 12 AN connection on both ends ensures compatibility with standard hose barbs and male adapters throughout your fuel or coolant circuit.

This fitting is ideal for custom fuel system builds, intercooler plumbing, and any pressurized fluid application where space constraints demand an angled approach. Installation requires a proper AN hose crimp tool and correctly sized hose—ensuring a professional-grade seal that won't weep under sustained boost or high engine bay temperatures. Whether you're a weekend racer upgrading from OEM rubber lines or a shop fabricator standardizing your fuel system arsenal, the Race-Rite 150-degree crimp-on hose end delivers the precision and peace of mind that separates amateur builds from dialed-in power plants.