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Just Jap Racing is pleased to bring you the latest addition to our mammoth Silicone Hose product range - the JJR High Strength Radiator Hose Kit.

Available in either Red, Blue or Black for most models, the JJR Silicone Radiator Hose set is durable and long lasting replacement for the old and perished factory rubber radiator hoses on your vehicle, and are a critical part of any major servicing schedule or rebuild.

Each individual hose is constructed from extremely durable 4 ply silicone, and all kits include a 6 month warranty.

We have a massive range of these in stock, to suit all popular makes and models including:

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- Nissan Skyline R32 GTS-T

- Nissan Skyline R33 GTS-T

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- Nissan S13

- Nissan S14

- Nissan S15

- Nissan 350Z Z33

- Nissan Pulsar GTI-R RNN14

- Mazda RX7 FD3S

- Subaru WRX GC8

- Subaru WRX GDB

- Lexus IS200 SXE10

- Toyota Celica GT4 ST205

- Toyota Starlet EP82

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Cheers all.

Steve

Just Jap Racing

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