Heater hose/tube - from engine to "radiator"

matgMember

Hi,
there is top stuff on the Tube/pipes, incl. the rip out process..(nice work!)
There are pictures and Text on Copper Tube and Stainless Steal tubes..I understand.

Status:
1) I want to rip the crap rosty steal stuff out (as car is completely disassembled)
2) I understand process ...incl.the Sawzall

Now
a) I would prefere a Aluminium Tube STRAIGT ONLY!!! ... ok will get them in Germany no issue
b) add A PROPPER Rubber /Silicon hose (temperature approved!! no issue) for the rest in adequate size!

Please any EXPERIENCE with this model?

TX Team!

Matthias

12/19/162:53 AM

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