AN Hose Ends

JBtuned/e85Freaks reusable AN hose ends are organized by hose construction so you can match the fitting to the fuel hose and application you are actually using.

Start by choosing between the 250 Series rubber-core system and the 350 Series PTFE system. From there, select the correct AN size and routing angle for your installation.

Choose Your Hose-End System

Rubber-Core / Pump Gasoline
250 Series

Reusable AN hose ends designed for matching e85Freaks 250 Series rubber-core fuel hose in conventional pump-gasoline systems.

Shop 250 Series Hose Ends →

PTFE / Pump Gas / E85 / Ethanol
350 Series

Reusable PTFE AN hose ends designed for matching e85Freaks 350 Series PTFE fuel hose for pump gasoline, E85/ethanol, and compatible race fuels.

Shop 350 Series PTFE Hose Ends →

250 Series and 350 Series hose ends are not interchangeable. A matching AN size does not mean the fittings will work with the same hose. Always select the hose end designed for the hose construction and series being used.

How to Choose the Correct AN Hose End

Step 1
Choose the Hose System
Select 250 Series for matching rubber-core pump-gas hose or 350 Series for matching PTFE hose.
Step 2
Match the AN Size
The hose-end size must match both the hose size and the AN connection used in the system.
Step 3
Choose the Routing Angle
Choose the angle that allows the hose to follow a natural path without forcing unnecessary bends or creating interference.

Hose-End Routing Angles

JBtuned/e85Freaks hose-end families are available in a range of angles so the plumbing can be routed around fuel rails, regulators, filters, chassis components, and other packaging constraints without forcing the hose into an unnecessary bend.

Straight 30° 45° 60° 90° 120° 150° 180°

Common Hose-End & Fitting Kits

If you already know the component or connection you are plumbing, JBtuned also offers pre-grouped fitting combinations for common regulators and other applications. Shop AN Hose End Common Combination Kits →

Clean plumbing starts with the correct system. Match the hose construction first, then the AN size and routing angle. The individual 250 and 350 Series category pages provide the detailed compatibility information for each hose family.