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Radium Engineering 6AN Universal PTFE Hose Kit - Black Carbon
Radium Engineering 6AN Universal PTFE Hose Kit - Black Carbon
Radium Engineering

Radium Engineering 6AN Universal PTFE Hose Kit - Black Carbon

Manufacturer part number: 20-1206

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CODE: RAD20-1206
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6AN PTFE hose and hose-end fittings. 14.7 feet of hose (4.5m). Two straight hose ends, two 90 degree hose ends and two 45 degree hose ends. This PTFE-core hose is compatible with all types of automotive fluids including E85, gasoline, oil, power steering fluid, brake fluid, coolant, etc. Assembly is required. Correctly assembled hoses have been tested to over 1200psi. Carbon lines hose to dissipate possible static charge build up.
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