Gates Flex hose # for lower hose on 34

Or just go to your local NAPA and buy straight hose, available by the foot.
 
One thing that REALLY turns me off is the presence of flex hoses on an otherwise well-built car.

DON'T DO IT!
 
tubman said:
One thing that REALLY turns me off is the presence of flex hoses on an otherwise well-built car.

DON'T DO IT!
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I agree with that statement. Just not correct to have flex hoses on an ORIGINAL vintage Ford. If its modified or Hot Rodded then it does not matter. Regards, Kevin,
 
koates said:
I agree with that statement. Just not correct to have flex hoses on an ORIGINAL vintage Ford. If its modified or Hot Rodded then it does not matter. Regards, Kevin,
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In my world, it includes all cars except winter beaters.:D
 
I appreciate and agree with all!!!
BUT still want the number if someone can help


Still driving my 34 since 1950.
4 in crank, LZ gears and 47 2 speed.
Mech brakes and orig headlights. dont go out at night
 
coup34 said:
Appreciate all but still want the number
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Go to NAPA with the dimensions and speak with a counterman that knows how to navigate an actual book.
The gates book shows hoses by dimensions, both molded and flexible.
It truly is that simple.

Just curious... why do you desire flex hoses?
 
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Listen to Kube. Take a little time, do some research and find the right molded hose. Flex hose is for rookies.
 
I looked in Gates and Dayco catalogs and the shortest 2" x 2" flex hose they
show is 9 1/2" long. Gates #26507
 
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