Best source for quick-ship A/N fuel fittings?

I'm trying to line up some bits for the weekend. I'm in Northern California. What's the hot ticket?

I just bought some on Amazon this week for a very reasonable price. With Prime, or expedited shipping you could have them very soon.

Nearest speed shop I'd assume...it's hard to get them faster than that.

Summit. I had them in less than a week (when the weather was good) 10$ shipping, so make sure you plan out exactly how much you need. I didn't and ended up paying for 10$ shipping on several different orders! D'oh!

For some reason, Amazon says that they won't ship it to me. They list about 10 possible reasons why not.

AN plumbing.com has a physical store in Lawndale Caifornia. They may be your best bet for quick turn around.

I've had good luck with Summit Racing with AN fittings - my car is full of the damn things.

I've never had to do support at Amazon before. Is there any way to get an actual human there?

I spoke to a human at Amazon once before, can't remember all the steps I went through to get there though.

I'm going local. O'Reily can send it to me in time. Amazon was cheaper, but I don't want to navigate their maze.

+1 on Summit. They ship out of Reno, so they don't charge sales tax, but the stuff arrives in the SF Bay Area in 1 day. I like Amazon for most things, but for specialty stuff like fittings it can be a real pain to search their web site for them, whereas Summit has a search/filter engine that works very well.

Kreb wrote: For some reason, Amazon says that they won't ship it to me. They list about 10 possible reasons why not.

Make sure its actually being sold by Amazon and not a reseller using Amazon's services. That makes a difference in shipping and customer service.

Speedway carries a surprising amount of stuff and they also have ninja shipping and IIRC if you crack a certain threshold it's free.

Stefan wrote:

Kreb wrote: For some reason, Amazon says that they won't ship it to me. They list about 10 possible reasons why not.

Make sure its actually being sold by Amazon and not a reseller using Amazon's services. That makes a difference in shipping and customer service.

I suspect that somehow it was categorized as dangerous or non-California compliant. Thanks for the feedback, everyone.

It's because the "A" stands for "Army" and thus it must be military equipment, so the PRC legislature banned them.

Hard to go wrong with Jegs or Summit. I've been ordering a lot of little fittings and dingles for the V8 FC project recently and they're rarely more than a 2 day turn.

In reply to Dr. Hess:

Careful doc. My friends have black helicopters. Just saying.

Good experiences w/ Summit, they oughta have all that. Ordered some small parts at 4 p.m and they were delivered before noon the next day w/ regular shipping. Only 4.5 hrs away tho. YMMV