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4/07/2013 11:34 PM  #1


Flexable radiator hoses....

Has anyone used any of these flex hoses I see at autozone and o'reillys?? Are they any good?? I guess you don't have to cut these down??

 

 

4/07/2013 11:55 PM  #2


Re: Flexable radiator hoses....

Well, they will work But, they look unprofessional and since they are not formed put lots of pressure on radiator outlets. One thing they work well on! An emergency!!!
Howard

Last edited by hmartin025 (4/08/2013 9:15 AM)

 

4/08/2013 6:40 AM  #3


Re: Flexable radiator hoses....

Totally agree. I had planned to use them but once the car was finished, it just looked 'cheap'. I got the molded hoses and kept the flexible ones for emergency only use as Howard suggests.

 

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