Silicone Hose Black 90 degree 1,75 - 2,5'' (45-63mm) Turbo Bend: 45 degree Inner diameter transmission/clutch
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Silicone Hose Black 90 degree 1,75 2,5'' (45 63mm) Turbo Bend: 45 degree Inner diameter transmission clutch Bend: 45 degree Inner diameter 1 (mm): 32 mm Inner diameter 2 (mm): 38 mm Inner diameter 1 (inch): 1 1 4 inch Inner diameter 2 (inch): 1 1 2 inch Leg length (see picture): 102 mm Color: Blue Wall thickness: 4 mm Temperature range: 40 to +180 degreeC Outer diameter 1: 40 mm Outer diameter 2: 46 mm Reinforcement: 3 layers Material: High quality silicone rubber polyester fabric Model years: 2001 2006 The hose is suitable for pressure or suction applications Bend: 90 degree Inner diameter 1 (mm): 45 mm Inner diameter 2 (mm): 63 mm Inner diameter 1 (inch): 1 3 4 inch Inner diameter 2 (inch): 2 1 2 inch Leg length (see picture): 102 mm Color: Black Wall thickness: 5 mm Temperature range: 40 to +180 degreeC Outer diameter 1: 55 mm Outer diameter 2: 73 mm Reinforcement: 4 layers Material: High quality silicone rubber polyester fabric
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