Stainless Steel Radiator Hoses
JEGS Stainless Steel Radiator Hose Kits - JEGS
Has anyone used or tried stainless steel radiator hoses? |
Why? Are you going for the looks? Never tried them. OEM hoses last a LONG time, they're the correct bore size, have the right bends to fit properly... especially with other components, and less expensive than those.
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Originally Posted by Sgtblue
(Post 11482470)
Why? Are you going for the looks? Never tried them. OEM hoses last a LONG time, they're the correct bore size, have the right bends to fit properly... especially with other components, and less expensive than those.
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If its non- stock fitment yes. That's what that hose is designed for. But you didn't say that.
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Originally Posted by Sgtblue
(Post 11482571)
If its non- stock fitment yes. That's what that hose is designed for. But you didn't say that.
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Originally Posted by korea_senpai
(Post 11482577)
Details details...
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Originally Posted by diabolical1
(Post 11482584)
pesky little buggers, aren't they? but a shining example of why they matter so much nonetheless. :)
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Originally Posted by korea_senpai
(Post 11482577)
Details details...I'm surprised that I couldn't find anything in the forum about anyone trying them.....
Maybe PM the mod...misterstyx69. See if he thinks you should start a separate thread or just have it moved. |
^ yes. I neglected to look at your post count and tenure here in my first response. this should have been posted in the Gen III forum.
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Got it moved, anybody here have any experiece with these hoses?
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Originally Posted by korea_senpai
(Post 11482662)
Got it moved, anybody here have any experiece with these hoses?
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Originally Posted by jkstill
(Post 11482926)
Been using them for years on my V-Mount setup - no issues at all.
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Originally Posted by korea_senpai
(Post 11482112)
JEGS Stainless Steel Radiator Hose Kits - JEGS
Has anyone used or tried stainless steel radiator hoses? Attachment 670697 Attachment 670698 Attachment 670699 Attachment 670700 |
I'm sure thats a very secure setup but with the type I posted you wouldn't have to weld a male fitting on the radiator, correct?
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No, I don't think you would need to add male fittings unless you went AN.
The thing with AN though, is that it's expensive (once) but once it's done you don't need to mess with it ever again. You can fit it pretty much ANYWHERE, it looks a HELL of a lot better than any other "custom" option and it's most likely going to outlast your next 3 engines :rofl: |
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Originally Posted by fendamonky
(Post 11482977)
If you're going to do it, than do it right and just go Aluminum hardline with wiggins couplers lines and hose ends will do you right.
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Originally Posted by fendamonky
(Post 11482999)
No, I don't think you would need to add male fittings unless you went AN.
The thing with AN though, is that it's expensive (once) but once it's done you don't need to mess with it ever again. You can fit it pretty much ANYWHERE, it looks a HELL of a lot better than any other "custom" option and it's most likely going to outlast your next 3 engines :rofl: |
Originally Posted by fendamonky
(Post 11482999)
most likely going to outlast your next 3 engines :rofl:
Originally Posted by RENESISFD
(Post 11483001)
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I beg to differ:lol: |
Wow RENESISFD, that is very impressive indeed! I'm concerned with the engine moving around on poly mounts and having the radiator solid mounted and solid pipes, what type of give is there with those clamps?
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There is 16 degrees of allowable movement as well as approximitely .5" of in and out movement. In other words; plenty, even if you had stock mounts.
They use those clamps on fighter jet fuel lines. |
Originally Posted by RENESISFD
(Post 11483009)
There is 16 degrees of allowable movement as well as approximitely .5" of in and out movement. In other words; plenty, even if you had stock mounts.
They use those clamps on fighter jet fuel lines. |
Ebay as well as many retailers online. Prepare for sticker shock though.
If you are patient you can find some good deals on ebay for them. |
Originally Posted by RENESISFD
(Post 11483001)
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I beg to differ:lol: Yeah, hard pipes and wiggins clamps are undeniably sex but yeah... way too :suspect: Rich :suspect: for my blood :bigthumb:
Originally Posted by korea_senpai
(Post 11483003)
Thats awesome, any product/company recommendations?
Originally Posted by RENESISFD
(Post 11483035)
Ebay as well as many retailers online. Prepare for sticker shock though.
Absolutely beautiful pieces though. |
Thanks fendamonky for the "hints" so far, I'll be in touch.
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Not interested in either plumbing system for my car, but no one can deny those are some awesome engine bays guys. Fendamonkey and Renesis both. :bigthumb:
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Its ultimately going to be up to dependability as well as affordability, which again we are talking about "hoses" basically, these are some good options, but anyone using the type of hose I originally posted?
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