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#39526611
Gates 26611 Vulco-Flex Green Stripe Radiator Hose, 1-3/4 x 19 Inch
- Will replace straight or curved coolant hoses
- Features heat resistant construction throughout
- Hose has a 19" length, hose I.D. of 1.75", and an O.D. of 2"
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, 19" Hose Length, 1.75" Hose ID, Rubber
- Will replace straight or curved coolant hoses
- Features heat resistant construction throughout
- Hose has a 19" length, hose I.D. of 1.75", and an O.D. of 2"
- Designed to prevent collapsing and kinking while positively retaining the spring
- This heavy duty radiator hoses include an internal spiral wire bonded to the I.D. of the hose
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Gates Vulco-Flex "Green Stripe" heavy duty radiator hoses include an internal spiral wire bonded to the I.D. of the hose, which prevents collapsing and kinking while positively retaining the spring.
- Designed to replace straight or curved coolant hoses
- Excellent flexibility, yet collapse and kink resistant
- Heat resistant construction throughout
- Approved for marine applications
Gates 26611 Specifications
Gates 26611 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 26611 |
| Brand | Gates |
| Material Type | Rubber |
| GENERAL | |
| Hose Length | 19" |
| Hose ID | 1.75" |
| Hose OD | 2.00" |
| Color | Black |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | Wire is integrated into the hose |
Ratings & Reviews
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7 Reviews
Customers appreciate our radiator hose for its top-notch quality and tailor-fit suitability. Many find it especially useful for specialty applications, highlighting its practicality. Notably, it is easier to find than other hoses. Users commend its flexibility, allowing a custom fit even for classic cars. Its durability is applauded, particularly for use in intense environments like a dirt oval track. Above all, customers would readily purchase this product again, underlining their satisfaction & trust.
Ratings & Reviews
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7 Reviews
Customers appreciate our radiator hose for its top-notch quality and tailor-fit suitability. Many find it especially useful for specialty applications, highlighting its practicality. Notably, it is easier to find than other hoses. Users commend its flexibility, allowing a custom fit even for classic cars. Its durability is applauded, particularly for use in intense environments like a dirt oval track. Above all, customers would readily purchase this product again, underlining their satisfaction & trust.
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I would buy again
5.0
3 years ago
Badwolf40
Poway California
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It's a raditor hose
Would Recommend
Works Great
5.0
4 years ago
Bear
Covert, Michigan
Verified
Works great for what I needed
Would Recommend
Hard to find Specialty Parts
5.0
5 years ago
RACEng
Northern Michigan
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Speedway always has the specialty parts I need
Would Recommend
yes i would buy this again
5.0
6 years ago
yjohnny ringo
Bern Ks
Verified
Need a lower hose for my 39 Chevy . Thus hose fit great.
Would Recommend
it works
5.0
7 years ago
AJ
texas
Verified
easier than finding one at a local parts store.
Would Recommend
Gates rad hose
5.0
10 years ago
Charlie
Pittsburgh PA
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Got this rad hose for my 1931 Ford worked great for my application..
Would Recommend
Good product
5.0
11 years ago
10bender
Russellville, AL
Verified
Used on a dirt oval track street car, good quality and still flexible to form a custom fit.
Would Recommend
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Lower radiator hose Greetings I have a 68 thunderbird and put an aftermarket water pump (Summit) on it. Gates hose 20614 is about three inches to short. Inside connection to radiator needs to be 1 1/2 inches and water pump connection needs to be 2.07 inches. Entire length of hose needs to be ~ 18 inches long. What hose and/or adapter(s) should I buy? tks Mark
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• 12 years ago
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