2" 90° Black Silicone Elbow on 2040-parts.com
Draper, Utah, United States
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3 Ply. You can cut silicone parts down to fit with a razor knife or PVC pipe cutter Heat tolerance: -40° to 392° Fahrenheit Burst Pressure: 100 PSI Working Pressure: 32 PSI Wall Size: 3 mm- 4 mm Compatible with antifreeze/coolant
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