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RV-12 Conductive Teflon™ Hose Retrofit Kit

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Part# 05-11914

Overview

This complete kit is designed to be a direct aftermarket replacement for the Rotax 912 fuel hoses in the RV-12, with more kits for other airframes to follow in the future.

Features

  • No more 5 year time life replacement on Rotax hoses. These conductive Teflon™ fuel hoses are impervious to all fluids and will not break down over time. In addition, no fuel blend will attack them.
  • Hoses have continuous rated working pressures of 2500psi and burst pressures of 8-10k psi. Every hose is pressure tested.
  • All conversion fittings are included. This installation gets rid of the banjo fittings as well as any press on rubber hoses. Everything is included to convert the engine over to standard 37 degree flare hardware.
  • The vast majority of fittings are stainless steel, with a few select steel fittings to improve strength and also improve fire resistance.
  • Step by step install manual included for RV-12 E-LSA installations.
  • Lightweight and flexible hoses with superior tightly conforming firesleeve results in a lighter, stronger, and more flexible hose installation.

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