when they say inlet size -6 AN, what is that equals to in mm or inch?

I try to find it everywhere and I can't seem to find the answer for what AN stands for.

Thanks.

 

so i guess you could talk about the best catch can, but don't know this standard size stands for?

Where are all the smart people go? you guys all pretending or something?

 

Wow, 21 minutes and noone did your work for you, poor baby. It took less then a minute to go to Aeroquip's site and check their tech section to find that "It designates the outside diameter (O.D.) of the rigid metal tubing that is compatible with each size of fitting. [...] These dash sizes are expressed as the numerator of the fraction, with the denominator always being 16. For example, a -04 port is 4/16 or 1/4-inch."

If people want to talk about catch-cans, that's their right. What have you done that's so great?

Dave

 

Google is a powerful thing!

 

you know, you did the work for me, so who's the poor baby?



you got used and didn't even know you got used.

 

No, I'm just a nice guy. You're a snotty little brat.

Dave

 

You strike me as the kind of guy that somehow gets **** in your gas tank, all over your door handles and windshield and then wonders why somebody would do that to you.

 

you got your answer, thread closed before this childish behavior continues...