Note: All UltraPro Hose Ends must be crimped using the Earl's D105M1101ERL Crimping Machine and D10019BERL Crimp Die. All UltraPro hose assemblies must be pressure tested prior to use.
Modern day high performance vehicles require a plumbing system designed to withstand today’s Modern day high performance vehicles require a plumbing system designed to withstand today’s modern fluids, harsh environments, brutal vibration, flow requirements & extreme pressures. modern fluids, harsh environments, brutal vibration, flow requirements & extreme pressures.
UltraPro from Earl’s was engineered as a system to exceed the rigorous demands of even the most extreme forms of racing. Don’t settle for good enough. Go UltraPro!
Features:
PTFE inner liner impervious to all known fuels, oils and coolants used in automotive applications
Designed to withstand harsh environments, brutal vibrations, high flow requirements and extreme pressures
Double-helix ribbed inner hose liner offers extreme flexibility and full flow making tough plumbing jobs a snap with less hard connections!
Liner is reinforced with an outside glass-fiber wrap for additional strength and integrity!
PTFE inner liner is carbon infused for static dissipation
PTFE inner liner has ultra low coefficient of friction to promote maximum flow
Assembled with an olive that threads onto the double-helix ribbed inner liner of the hose for positive engagement and retention of the hose-ends
Available in popular -6, -8, -10, -12, -16, and -20 sizes in both woven polyester braid and stainless steel braid
UltraPro Polyester Braid hose is up to 67% lighter than traditional rubber hose with stainless steel braid
UltraPro Stainless Steel Braid is up to 37% lighter than traditional rubber hose with stainless steel braid
Note: All UltraPro Hose Ends must be crimped using the Earl's D105M1101ERL Crimping Machine and D10019BERL Crimp Die. All UltraPro hose assemblies must be pressure tested prior to use.
*Free Shipping & Handling only offered to the contiguous US on orders over $100.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar regulations.
