Anyone know where I can find a T fitting in -10AN size. I want to put in the bottom of the car on the Fuel Feed line so I can open it to drain the FUEL out when switching between pump and E85. My fuel feed line is -10AN.

 

http://www.jegs.com/i/Aeroquip/023/FCM2064/10002/-1
theres like 1000 to choose form on jegs

 

awesome just what I was looking for. Thanks.

 

Do they have something to use to cap it off?

 

A -10 AN cap

http://www.anplumbing.com/Adapters/C...+Plugs-28.html

 

Would push on fittings be okay to use or would I have to use a auto fit hose?

 

Push-on fittings with push-on hoses work just fine. I prefer the XRP push-on hose over the Earl pieces and over any other braided setup. The XRP hoses are extremely durable and will not reek of fuel smell (unlike other push-on hoses). With the ease of use, there really is no negative.

One caveat, if you plan to run fuel lines on the undercarriage, braided hoses may suit you better due to the extra aluminum sheath. I'm not sure how well rubber push-on hoses will last from debris constantly hitting the lines.

 

Your plan is to energize the pump to evacuate the fuel from the tank?

 

XRP push-on hose has a maximum operating pressure of 250 PSI and burst pressure of 1000 PSI. We run about 55-60 PSI on our cars, I think we have enough safety margin

In addition, XRP push-on hoses have a larger inner diameter for the same AN size hose, in comparison to the braided equivalent. Example a 10AN XRP push-on hose has ID of 0.625", the braided hose (Perform-o-flex) ID is .5625" That's 11% larger in diameter!

 

Push loc work good, you can get the crimps for them for added sercurity. But ive used on many things without issue so id say anyone having issue is from install error