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🌑️ Spectre Performance 7790 Magna-Kool 36" Radiator Hose Kit: Ultimate Cooling Solution with Polished Aluminum End Covers Review

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Revainrating 4 out of 5Β Β 
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Details

BrandSpectre
ColorStainless Steel
Item Dimensions LxWxH23 x 9 x 3 inches
Item Weight1.9 Pounds

Description of 🌑️ Spectre Performance 7790 Magna-Kool 36" Radiator Hose Kit: Ultimate Cooling Solution with Polished Aluminum End Covers

Spectre Magna-Kool hoses are made from chromed stainless steel tubing. These hoses can be formed by simply bending them to the desired shape. Can be cut to length with a hacksaw. Made from high quality material. Includes polished end covers.

Reviews

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Fashionable Radiator That Helps Automotive Enthusiasts keep Cool

As a car enthusiast, I always struggle to find a good quality hose or pulley for my car. However, after trying out this product, my engine was able to run smoother as it prevented any chance of overheating. Not only is it aesthetic, but it also helps keep your vehicle's performance top notch. My only nitpick would be the price point which could deter some buyers.

Pros
  • Effective cooling of the engine
Cons
  • The polished finish may require frequent maintenance to keep its shine.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Also buy clamps. best in Hoses

It's leaking. The fact that the clamps that come with the kit are not strong enough to tighten. I had to buy clamps to stop the leak.

Pros
  • Hoses
Cons
  • Unsure

Revainrating 5 out of 5

no leaks and a nice addition to the engine bay

Stuck in my '37 Ford Slant Back Street Rod, haven't tested it with the drive yet but seems to hold up well at idle and low rpm, no leaks and a nice addition for the engine room. It seems like a good product and you don't have to worry about hoses breaking under pressure and heat.

Pros
  • Radiator
Cons
  • weak