- Est. Delivery : Jul 29 - Aug 3
- Model: 18655
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Build a cleaner, more gearhead-friendly workspace with this garage exhaust hose kit made for real shop life. It gives you the flexible rubber hoses and connection pieces needed to route exhaust fumes from single or dual exhaust vehicles toward your garage exhaust fan or vehicle exhaust extraction setup. The Y-split layout makes it especially handy when you need to work with dual tips without turning the job into a science project. For a home garage or auto shop, this is a straightforward starter kit that helps keep the air around your project car more manageable while you wrench.
Instead of piecing together a setup from random parts, you get the core hose lengths and adapters in one package. The rubber construction is easy to handle, and because there is no wire reinforcement that can be damaged, it keeps things simple when the hose is moved, positioned, or stored between jobs. If you are adding ventilation or improving an existing exhaust routing setup, this kit is a clean way to get started.
Specifications
- 3 inch by 6 foot long exhaust hose:
- Quantity: 1
- 3 inch by 4 foot long exhaust hoses:
- Quantity: 2
- 3 inch "Y" adapter:
- Quantity: 1
- 3 inch splice connector:
- Quantity: 1
- For connecting two hoses
- 3 inch round adapters:
- Quantity: 2
- For straight pipes that are at least 1/2" smaller diameter than the adapter opening
- Construction and rating:
- Rated up to 600F
- 100% rubber construction
- There is no wire reinforcement that can be damaged
- Use:
- Great starter kit to keep exhaust fumes out of the garage or shop
Setup Notes
Use the included Y adapter when you need to split the routing for a dual exhaust layout, or use the splice connector when connecting two hoses makes more sense for your space. The round adapters are intended for straight pipes that meet the listed size requirement, so check your tailpipe diameter before ordering.
This 3 inch exhaust hose setup is a solid choice when you want practical fume routing without overcomplicating the garage. Add it to your shop ventilation plan and get back to the fun part - working on the car.