Earl's Performance Products was founded by Earl Fouts in 1955 in Lawndale, California. The mission was to supply high-quality military aircraft surplus plumbing components directly to the racing industry from a small retail outlet. As the military surplus market dried up, Earl recognized the need for continuity of supply for the racing market and pioneered the Earl's range of hoses and fittings that are still used today. In doing so he created the racing aftermarket plumbing industry.
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| Carbon Lined | Yes |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Hose End | UltraPro |
| Compatible Hose Ends | UltraPro - Crimp On |
| Crimping Die | 22MM - D10022BERL |
| Emission Code | 5 |
| Final Crimp O.D. Range | 0.982 in. - 0.986 in. |
| Fluid Type | Pump Gas, Diesel, Automatic Transmission Fluid, Coolant, Oil, Race Gas, Bio-Fuels, E85, Methanol/Alcohol |
| Fluid Type Rating - Automatic Transmission Fluid | 5 out of 5 Rating |
| Fluid Type Rating - Bio-Fuels | 5 out of 5 Rating |
| Fluid Type Rating - Coolant | 5 out of 5 Rating |
| Fluid Type Rating - Diesel | 5 out of 5 Rating |
| Fluid Type Rating - E85 | 5 out of 5 Rating |
| Fluid Type Rating - Methanol/Alcohol | 5 out of 5 Rating |
| Fluid Type Rating - Oil | 5 out of 5 Rating |
| Fluid Type Rating - Pump Gas | 5 out of 5 Rating |
| Fluid Type Rating - Race Gas | 5 out of 5 Rating |
| Hose Family | UltraPro |
| Hose Length | 33 ft. |
| Hose Outer Material | Black Polyester |
| Hose Size | 12AN |
| Inside Diameter | 0.646 in. |
| Material | Braided Stainless Steel |
| Max Vacuum | 20 in Hg |
| Max Working PSI | 250 PSI |
| Maximum Working PSI | 250 |
| Min. Bend Radius | 2.5" |
| Minimum Bend Radius | 2.500 in. |
| Outside Diameter | 0.905 in. |
| Part Type | Fuel Hose |
| Product Length | 33 ft. |
| Size | 12AN |
| Submersible in Fuel | No |
| Temperature | -67-257° F |
| Temperature Range | -67° F to 257° F |
| Vacuum | 0-20 in. Hg |
| WARNING CA Proposition 65 | WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm |
