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length of lower radiator hoses 1950 f1 with flathead v8

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Oct 5, 2015 | 10:36 AM

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length of lower radiator hoses 1950 f1 with flathead v8

i am going to try and see if my local Napa has anything by the foot. anyone know how much i will need for the lower 2 hoses?

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They are each 7-1/2" long. NAPA does sell the hose, by the foot, so you'll end up with two feet and enough for a spare hose. If your radiator isn't 100% stock, you may want to wait until everything is mounted before cutting.

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Oct 5, 2015 | 11:08 AM

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Thanks!

if memory serves the hose is 1-3/4" right?

sorry for basic questions but i need to grab supplies on my way from work and i forgot these critical dimensions before i left!

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Yes, 1-3/4" on the lowers

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