Bob Drake 18-8260-K Radiator Hose Kit, 1932-36 Ford V8 Engine
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Bob Drake 18-8260-K Features:
Replace those old, risky-to-run hoses with a fresh set of worry-free units. Embedded with heat resistant fibers and spiral-wrapped in specially treated chemical resistant material, Drake’s rubber hoses deliver maximum protection against heat and engine oil alike. Features single red line as original to keep your old school hot rod or classic beauty looking real. · Correctly sized for direct fit, easy installation. Includes (x2) 12 inch x 1-3/4 inch ID hose, (x2) 6 inch x 1-3/4 inch ID hose, (x8) original style, A12 stamped screw-&-nut clamps. · Appearance is classic, but performance is modernized with embedded heat resistant fibers and treated spiral wrap to shed engine oil and dirt. · Single red line design along length of hose maintains old-school looks.
- Hose Material: Rubber
- Hose Color: Black/Red
- Hose Adapters Included: No
- Hose Clamps Included: Yes
- Hose Clamp Covers Included: No
- Quantity: Sold as a Kit
- Notes: Fits Ford 1932-36 V8 engines. Contains two 12 in. x 1 3/4 in. I.D hoses
- two 6 in. x 1 3/4 in. I.D. hoses
- and eight hose clamps
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