JEGS Silicone Radiator Hose, 90 Degree Elbow [1 1/2 in. I.D. Inlet/Outlet]

I have an offroad sand car in which the original builder cut down various OEM radiator hoses to make his 90’s. Just didn't look very clean. These look really nice. I cut them with a chop saw with a metal cutting blade - you can even push the face gently against the flat of the blade after you cut it to get it nice and square. I wasn't about to try to manually cut with a razor blade and hack up my nice clean hose! Some other ideas to cut cleanly were to put backing in and use a radial tube cutter, or put backing in and clamp a T-band clamp and follow that with a razor. But the chop saw was really quick and easy and allowed me to take it down in stages until my length was just right. Definitely use nice T-band clamps with these as regular "worm gear" hose clamps will dig into the soft silicone. My only complaint about these is the cost, but I’d do it again. I also used Gates 26390 (465-26390) reducer to adapt to the 1 ¼” neck on the top part of my 6.0L GM LS-series engine. Super clean.