Earl's UltraPro ball valves are ideal for all racing applications & provide full uninterrupted flow when opened. The lightweight modular design is easy to rebuild. The glass reinforced PTFE seals are compatible with gasoline, racing fuels, methanol, alcohol, E85, oil, water & coolant. The small body valves are available in -6 & -8 AN sizes, and the large body valves are available in -10 & -12 AN sizes (choose from male/male, or male/female styles). Attractive clear & black anodized finish w/ red handle. The handle features a 1/4" hole for cable operation & is curved outward from the body for easy operation w/ extra finger clearance (even w/ racing gloves). These racing ball valves are ideal for use in most fuel and oil systems (i.e. fuel shut-off valves, oil accumulators/accusump™ systems, and many other applications).
Features:
- Light Weight Aluminum Billet Construction – 6061-T6 Aluminum & Stainless Steel Components
- Hard Coated PTFE Aluminum Ball
- Design Provides Full Uninterrupted Flow When Opened
- Finish: Anodized in Clear & Black w/ Red Handle
- Glass Reinforced PTFE Seals – Compatible w/ Methanol, Alcohol, Race Gas, Pump Gas, E85, Bio-Fuels, Diesel, Oil, ATF, and Coolant
- Small Body in -6 & -8 AN Sizes – Overall Dimensions: 2.73” Long x 1.05” Wide x 1.78” Tall
- Large Body in -10 & -12 AN Sizes – Overall Dimensions: 3.25” Long x 1.45” Wide x 2.42” Tall
- Choose from Male/Male, or Male/Female Styles
- Curved Handle Provides Extra Finger Clearance – Even w/ Racing Gloves
- Maximum Recommended Working Pressure: 200 PSI
- Clamshell Packaging – Ideal for Retail Display
- Ideal for All Racing Applications – Including Fuel & Oil Systems
The optional mounting brackets will not fit this valve.
Installation Notes:
The optional mounting brackets will not fit this valve.
About Earl's Performance
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.
