jiffy-tite fittings $$

[Beefcake]

Hey, does anyone have any experience with Jiffy tite fittings they sound awesome but with dirt and normal offroad stuff not sure how the sealing would be. Also the cost difference compared to standard AN fittings is pretty significant. Any one that has used them wheres the cheapest place to find them.


http://motorsports.jiffy-tite.com/sites/default/files/catalog/Jiffy_Catalog2012_web.pdf

 

[simpletoy]

Cheapest? I wouldn't look for cheapest I would look for best deal maybe say you call and ask to buy for entire buggy see what they can do.


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[clemsonjeep]

It always blows my mind to look over some buggies and see the amount of AN fittings used...and think about the amount of money spent. Obviously my rig isn't suppose to be anything special, but it works. For my fuel system instead of dropping $14+ per 90* fitting I went to the local hydraulic supply store and picked up the steel JIC-37 equivalents for MUCH cheaper. I only bring this up since you mentioned cheapest...

Here's what I used for a -6 90* fitting...$2.19
http://www.discounthydraulichose.com/product_p/6500-06-04.htm

Here are a few of the AN version of what you normally see on a buggy...$14.52-$18.97 price range
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/fra-498103-bl

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ear-921106erl

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/aer-fbm3155

 

[sappmann]

we keep those here at the store

 

[Beefcake]

By cheapest I meant the best deal, it just seems like it would be really awesome not to need tools to take any lines apart. So far it just seems that large supply stores sell them, have to find a smaller shop to probably get any deal.