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2.75" to 3.00" 90 Degree Silicone Reducer Hose - Blue

K2 Industries
K2-1481-UNV-006-TSARK
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2.75" to 3.00" 90 Degree Silicone Reducer Hose - Blue
2.75" to 3.00" 90 Degree Silicone Reducer Hose — Blue

Step down your coolant or intercooler lines with this 90-degree silicone hose that handles the transition from 2.75" to 3.00" diameter. Built from reinforced silicone, it resists heat cycling and pressure spikes without cracking or splitting. The angled design lets you route around engine bay obstacles without kinking.

✓ Reinforced Silicone Construction ✓ 90-Degree Bend Design ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse
Key Features
  • 90-degree angle - Eliminates need for multiple hose segments and clamps to navigate tight spaces.
  • Stepped diameter - Bridges 2.75" to 3.00" transitions without adapters or reducers.
  • Silicone construction - Handles sustained heat and vibration without degradation or weeping.
Specs
  • Material: Silicone with reinforcement
  • Configuration: 90-degree elbow reducer
  • Inlet diameter: 2.75"
  • Outlet diameter: 3.00"
  • Condition: New
Whats Included
  • 1x 90-degree silicone reducer hose
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need hose clamps to install this?

Yes. Clamps are not included — you'll need band clamps or T-bolt clamps sized for 2.75" and 3.00" diameters to secure both ends.

Can I use this for both coolant and boost lines?

Silicone handles both temperatures and pressures well. Confirm your system's max pressure spec against the hose's rated range before install — silicone can weep at higher PSI if undersized.

Will this fit my existing hose routing without modification?

The 90-degree angle is fixed — test-fit it in your engine bay first to confirm clearance and that the bend direction matches your run. If you need a different angle, a straight reducer hose with separate 90-degree elbows might work better.

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