Heater ducting local alternatives

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dokatd
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Heater ducting local alternatives

Post by dokatd »

Just thought I would pass along a local part number for replacing heater ducting. These are a direct universal fit. They come with hose ends that I just throw away. I am not going to debate the suitability of these, but they hold up to temps well above the required numbers.

Part number SPE-8741 and I pick it up for about $20.00

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Good find, but from where?

Post by landy »

Thanks.
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Re: Heater ducting local alternatives

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dokatd wrote:Just thought I would pass along a local part number for replacing heater ducting. These are a direct universal fit. They come with hose ends that I just throw away. I am not going to debate the suitability of these, but they hold up to temps well above the required numbers.

Part number SPE-8741 and I pick it up for about $20.00

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Part number from where?
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dokatd
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Post by dokatd »

Pep boys, auto zone, checker etc. It's a spectre product sold in almost all chain autoparts stores
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Post by andy »

Thanks for the information, I'll be checking to see if NAPA or Auto Zone carry it. My 710 can really use something to keep the heat in the hose.

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712 Walt
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Air Duct

Post by 712 Walt »

If you're looking for the BEST quality try Aircraftspruce.com and seach for SCAT duct.
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