EVIL ENERGY 10AN Male Flare to -10 Female Swivel with 1/8 Inch NPT Gauge Port Aluminum

Overview

EVIL ENERGY delivers a robust fuel pressure take-off fitting designed to help you integrate a gauge or sensor between fuel lines. The component is crafted from 6061-T6 aluminum, offering a balanced mix of strength and light weight that suits engine bays and high-vibration environments. Its compact profile helps maintain a clean, professional look on the line while leaving room for nearby components.

The take-off pairs an AN10 male flare to a -10 female swivel with a 1/8 inch NPT gauge port. The flare seal is engineered at a 37-degree angle, while the NPT portion uses a 60-degree taper. To minimize leaks and preserve seal integrity, apply an appropriate sealant or PTFE tape on the NPT port. The 7/8-14 UNF thread on the 8AN side aligns with common fuel line specifications, enabling compatibility with a wide range of lines and accessories.

In real-world use, this adapter helps you introduce a pressure reading point or sensor without replacing entire sections of fuel line. It’s especially useful for monitoring under load, diagnosing pressure fluctuations, or gathering data during calibration or testing. The combination of durable material and a sealed interface reduces risk in demanding environments and supports flexible setup options.

Core specifications

• Material: 6061-T6 aluminum alloy for corrosion resistance and durability
• Maximum working pressure: 1,500 PSI
• Operating temperature: -40°F to 250°F
• Threading details: AN10 flare to -10 female swivel; 1/8" NPT gauge port; 7/8-14 UNF for 8AN threads

What this can help you do

Use cases range from simple gauge mounting to sensor integration in performance builds. The take-off functions as a discreet, modular bridge between fuel lines, enabling you to capture data without intrusive modifications.

• Quick access to fluid pressure data in tight engine bays
• Modular design supports sensor or gauge mounting without replacing entire lines
• Lightweight yet sturdy aluminum construction resists corrosion and wear

Installation tips

• Apply sealant or PTFE tape on the NPT port to minimize leaks
• Torque should be snug but not excessive to protect threads and seating surfaces
• Inspect for clearance around adjacent components to avoid contact during operation

Whether you’re refining a street setup or pursuing a data-driven approach to fuel management, this take-off offers a flexible path to gauge integration. Consider it a practical option to explore sensor integration within your fuel line architecture.