Lifetime Silicone Radiator Hose Kit w/Silicone Safe Stainless Clamps, 1967-78 AMC V8 & 1972-87 Jeep V8 - see applications (FREE lower 48 ground shipping in approx. 3-5 days)

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This superb aftermarket upgrade of your original upper and lower radiator and cooling bypass hoses solve an age old problem:  cracked, leaking, or blown hoses that can strand you.  These molded hoses fit just like your originals and are manufactured from burst proof heavy-duty 3-ply silicone and rated for over 500 degrees Fahrenheit. 

Worry free performance and peace of mind...for the life of your car!  They come with special stainless hose clamps that are safe for use for silicone hoses (unlike traditional worm or t-bolt clamps from your local auto parts store which will damage these hoses).

  • Molded after original upper and lower radiator and cooling bypass hoses
  • High temp 3-ply silicone is burst proof and rated to over 500 degrees Fahrenheit.  
  • Special stainless hose clamps are safe for use with silicone hoses
  • Limited lifetime warranty 
  • Manufactured To Order:  Please allow approximately 3-5 business days for shipping
  • Temperature Range:  -100 F to 500+ Fahrenheit
  • Position: Upper, Lower, & Water Pump To Intake
  • Engine:  V-8
  • Inside Diameter:  1 1/2" / Outlet 1 1/2" (Upper & Lower), Small ID .75" / Large ID .88" (Bypass)
  • Construction:  3-ply high temperature silicone
  • Molded:  Yes
  • Meets or Exceeds Standards: SAE 20R4 and 20R3 Type EC Class D-1 and D-2 specifications
  • Spring In Lower Hose:  No, not needed (see note below)
  • Country of Origin:  USA
  • Sold:  Kit
  • NOTES:  Important Note Regarding Coil Springs No Longer Used In Lower Hoses:  Original equipment molded radiator hoses often were equipped with a coil inside them. Some refer to this coil as a spring, but it isn't really a spring. Actually, it is just a piece of thin metal rod that has been twisted, it was designed to facilitate the installation of coolant on the assembly line, and nothing more.


    When the cooling system of a car is completely drained, or in the case of a brand new car under construction, never had coolant in it, there is a considerable amount of air in the passageways. Normally, when filling up the cooling system, you start the car to circulate the coolant, displace trapped air, and then top it off.

    On the factory assembly line, this wasn't feasible, so the air in the cooling system was evacuated by essentially pulling a vacuum on it. This also had the added advantage of speeding up the introduction of the coolant mixture to the cooling system as well. The coil in the lower radiator hose prevented the hose from collapsing under this higher than normal vacuum.  Once the car left the factory, the coil served no further purpose.  To add,  modern molded hoses are manufactured from thicker, reinforced rubber.  This is why replacement hoses usually do not have a coil in them. 

This silicone high temp radiator hose kit is a one and done radiator hose solution for your AMC V8 or Jeep V8.  

  • (1) Upper radiator hose, (1) lower radiator hose, (1) coolant bypass hose, (4) stainless radiator hose clamps with an effective size of 3/4" - 1-1/8", 3/8, and (2) stainless cooling bypass hose clamps with an effective size of 1-1/2" - 2", 3/8
  • If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, here's what we can do: If your product is defective, damaged in transit, or the wrong merchandise, we are happy to exchange it for the same product within 30 days. If your product is custom manufactured to order, it is not returnable.
  • Manufacturer Warranty:  Limited Lifetime
    AMC, American Motors, Rambler
    Models Years
    Ambassador 1967-1974
    American 1967-1968
    AMX 1968-1970
    Gremlin 1972-1976
    Hornet 1970-1977
    Hornet S/C 360 1971
    Hust S/C Rambler 1969
    Javelin 1968-1974
    Javelin AMX 1971-1974
    Jeep 1972-1987
    Marlin 1967
    Matador 1971-1973
    Pacer 1975-1978
    Rambler 1969
    Rebel 1967-1970
    Rebel Machine 1970
    Rouge 1967-1969