#6 90 Degree Elbow Swive

The #6 90 Degree Elbow Swivel from AEROQUIP is a specialized hydraulic and fluid transfer fitting engineered for demanding automotive applications where space is tight and directional changes are unavoidable. Whether you're building a custom cooling system, fabricating a fuel line circuit, or installing high-pressure hydraulic lines in a modified engine bay, this compact elbow connector provides the directional flexibility that rigid fittings cannot match. The swivel design allows technicians to install and service brake lines, transmission coolers, and power steering systems without twisting or stressing the hose itself—a critical feature in performance builds where hose longevity and system integrity directly impact reliability.

AEROQUIP's construction combines precision-machined brass or steel components with a full 360-degree swivel joint, allowing independent rotation of both the inlet and outlet ports around a ball-and-socket interface. The #6 size designation indicates a standard -6 AN (6/8-inch) thread specification, compatible with industry-standard AN hose and fitting ecosystems used across street rods, race cars, and heavy-duty truck builds. This elbow fitting weighs only 0.09 pounds and measures 2.35 x 0.95 x 4.05 inches, making it ideal for installations where weight savings and compact routing matter—particularly in engine bays where millimeters of clearance determine whether a modification is practical or impossible.

Mechanics and fabricators working on fuel injection retrofits, turbo cooler plumbing, remote oil filter adapters, and intercooler circuits benefit most from this swivel elbow's flexibility and durability. Installation is straightforward: thread the inlet port into your primary line or component, connect the outlet to your hose assembly, and the swivel action handles any minor misalignment without imposing hose strain. The #6 90 Degree Elbow Swivel is compatible with all standard -6 AN hoses, fittings, and components, making it a reliable choice for custom cooling loops, power steering lines, and closed-loop fuel systems on vehicles ranging from classic hot rods to modern performance builds.