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Flexible Rad & Heater Hoses

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Great68

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Hi guys,

I want to oust the crappy rubber hoses for something a little more durable and better looking.

What are the best flexible rad & heater hoses on the market?

I have been looking at the Coolflex brand, they claim to be seamless copper:

http://www.coolflex.com/cfm/welcome.cfm

I have also been looking at Flexikool brand, stainless steel construction:

http://www.sportautolife.com/flststraheho1.html

Thanks for the help!
 

Great68

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WTF? There has to be someone here that has used these types of hoses before.
 

iskwezm

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i used the cheap Spectre brand from the local Kragen.Works great
 

A67StangMaster

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They work great.
BUT
make sure when you get them, add the anti rust additive.(Ask me how I know)
 
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68EFIvert

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iskwezm said:
i used the cheap Spectre brand from the local Kragen.Works great
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+1
 

enferno

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iskwezm said:
i used the cheap Spectre brand from the local Kragen.Works great
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me too


but, i used different hose clamps. the ones that came with it seemed weak to me
 

rbohm

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you can also get the same flexible metal hose from the local hardware store. it is usually chromed copper. you just need to get the rubber hose ends.
 
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I have CoolFlex on my 66, they've worked great so far (4 years) and still look the same as new.
 
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