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Unequal Male to Male Adaptor - Stainless Steel
Unequal Male to Male Adaptor - Stainless Steel
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OBP AN3 to M10 Male Brake Line Adapter – 303 Stainless Steel
Upgrade your brake system with our precision-machined AN3 to M10 male-to-male brake line adapters, manufactured from grade 303 stainless steel for long-lasting corrosion resistance and reliable performance under pressure.
Designed for motorsport, track day, kit car, and performance road car applications, these adapters allow you to connect AN3 (3/8″ UNF) brake lines to M10 metric brake fittings — one of the most common thread conversions in custom and competition brake system builds.
Available Part Numbers & Thread Configurations:
| Part Number | Thread 1 | Thread 2 | Seat Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| OBP-AN3-M10 | 3/8″ UNF (AN3) Convex | M10 x 1.0 | Both ends Convex |
| OBP-AN3-M10F | 3/8″ UNF (AN3) Convex | M10 x 1.0 | Flat seat |
| OBP-AN3-M105 | 3/8″ UNF (AN3) Convex | M10 x 1.5 | Concave seat |
| OBP-AN3-M1025 | 3/8″ UNF (AN3) Convex | M10 x 1.25 | Concave seat |
Key Features & Benefits:
- Material: 303 Stainless Steel – highly resistant to corrosion and brake fluid degradation
- Fitment: AN3 (3/8″ UNF) to M10 metric – one of the most sought-after brake line thread conversions
- Multiple seat configurations – convex, flat, and concave options to match your existing brake line fittings
- Precision machined for leak-free, high-pressure brake line connections
- Suitable for: motorsport, hillclimb, circuit racing, kit cars, classic car restoration, and custom brake system builds
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is an AN3 to M10 brake line adapter used for? It’s used to connect AN-specification (American) brake lines to metric M10 brake ports — common when fitting aftermarket master cylinders, brake bias bars, or calipers from different manufacturers.
What’s the difference between convex and flat seat brake fittings? Convex (also called “bubble”) seats form a seal against a matching cone or flat port. Flat seat fittings seal against a flat face. Always match the seat type to your existing components to ensure a leak-free connection.
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