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  1. 08-12-2015 09:45 AM #1
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    I've seen cases of a few blowing off and it wasn't just a case of spraying coolant----racing, etc and stuff under slicks, on tracks surface---race tracks don't like anti freeze spilled
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    Quote Originally Posted by jerry clayton View Post
    I've seen cases of a few blowing off and it wasn't just a case of spraying coolant----racing, etc and stuff under slicks, on tracks surface---race tracks don't like anti freeze spilled
    Only way to get anti-freeze off the strip surface is with a propane torch.

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    I agree, nothing wrong with molded rubber hoses. The engine compartment is pretty detailed so it's really an effort to stay with that. I also have never used the heat-sensitive thermoplastic clamps. Any complaints regarding them?
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