Radiator Fill fitting

[AA-ron]

Hello everyone,
The coolant hose connector on my radiator hose fill let go where it adapts from a 1.5" to 1.75" SS line. Basically, the little section of hose that bridges the gap between the 1.75" SS line an 1.5 filler output started leaking. Then when I tightened it, the plastic on the filler split. I ordered a replacement radiator filler made of aluminum so that I can safely increase the clamping pressure without risk of damage.
My question is this: I'd like to change to this style of adapter to go from the 1.5" output of the filler to the 1.75" SS radiator line-- instead of the one included in the kit (a smaller section of hose inside a hose method).
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XG9MWBB/ref=pe_386300_440135490_TE_simp_item_image?th=1
Have any of you used this style of adapter? If so, will it clamp nicely against the SS ribbed style of radior line? And yes I know many of you despise that type of radiator line-- not looking to debate that right now :) just looking for info on the adapter. See attached image.
201849

[michael everson]

Seems like it would work even though it's not technically a radiator hose. The specs look fine. On another note, what's going on with that exhaust? Looks pretty cool.
Mike

[J R Jones]

Ron,
https://www.amazon.com/Dayco-81231-Flex-Hose-2X1-3/dp/B000C0YQ12/ref=sr_1_8?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.M2uOSvT7NLya_JyXCH5LE3 gDVg6nk18ArY_jJ_5gI45otwP7walcwQEPsHrESCG8Nse0xknO SLc82pykdx3gEmZO13xkHGuWucFk9OkS8pUNPJ2roRr7QGRHRQ l0jU_jfPKfpA_sMWSl0nBvTJX2orlKvxTz3AUWOFOsGI1sumQh C3Hm86y6pgdrna5fQNS8Ff3qrD10YLOAAN0oVYB32fWhb-PwXGda__BW5nTcurROIhM-CNZbvhJfLbXpJHgfqvOCmPPLEQP2M-kZXQ29WQP_Q4wwRqFZsm5k_FO72TY.ZvnT9NbiaENVdERPnm0n fVho2SCtm-KlCmGgGML49wQ&dib_tag=se&hvadid=580941291082&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9018755&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=411642888334780826&hvtargid=kwd-908811015083&hydadcr=17064_13426389&keywords=1.5+to+1.75+radiator+hose&qid=1721078303&sr=8-8

https://www.amazon.com/Dayco-81251-Flex-Hose-4X1-1/dp/B000C0TEAA/ref=sr_1_9?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.M2uOSvT7NLya_JyXCH5LE3 gDVg6nk18ArY_jJ_5gI45otwP7walcwQEPsHrESCG8Nse0xknO SLc82pykdx3gEmZO13xkHGuWucFk9OkS8pUNPJ2roRr7QGRHRQ l0jU_jfPKfpA_sMWSl0nBvTJX2orlKvxTz3AUWOFOsGI1sumQh C3Hm86y6pgdrna5fQNS8Ff3qrD10YLOAAN0oVYB32fWhb-PwXGda__BW5nTcurROIhM-CNZbvhJfLbXpJHgfqvOCmPPLEQP2M-kZXQ29WQP_Q4wwRqFZsm5k_FO72TY.ZvnT9NbiaENVdERPnm0n fVho2SCtm-KlCmGgGML49wQ&dib_tag=se&hvadid=580941291082&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9018755&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=411642888334780826&hvtargid=kwd-908811015083&hydadcr=17064_13426389&keywords=1.5+to+1.75+radiator+hose&qid=1721078410&sr=8-9

There are other lengths and bends.
jim

[AA-ron]

Seems like it would work even though it's not technically a radiator hose. The specs look fine. On another note, what's going on with that exhaust? Looks pretty cool.
Mike

Hi Mike,
Yep, my exhaust is a bit different. Here's a link to the description and build process.
https://youtu.be/DgC1ER1ev9U?si=k72sBTII37yH089P