When we went to the drawing boards to develop a new silicone hose kit for UTV enthusiasts, foremost on the designers’ minds was to create hoses that drivers could “ride hard and put away wet.” Hoses that could be used and abused, that was the idea.
Why, these new hoses are so tough, they can withstand the rigors of a playful German shepherd puppy. OK. Maybe that’s going too far, but get this: Our new UTV silicone hose kits are manufactured from high-quality silicone, reinforced with polyester and can withstand temperatures of more than 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Ever spill a cup of coffee in your lap? Well, this is nearly three times as hot as that.
By using high-quality materials and advances in manufacturing design, we were able to increase the flow of coolant through the hose, thus reducing operating temperatures, which of course, improves horsepower. Our new state-of-the-art hoses also resist ozone and UV deterioration, meaning they live long and prosper compared to their sickly OEM brothers.
Best of all, these puncture-resistant silicone hoses easily slide on and off your existing fittings and outlets, making replacement and maintenance a breeze. Almost like putting on and taking off a pair of socks.
And if this is even possible with UTV hoses, these colorful parts look absolutely tricked out, adding to the uniqueness of your UTV. Our first available colors – meaning you can order them right now – are red and green, with blue on deck for later this year.
Prices for these silicone hoses vary by makes and (more…)
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