This premium corrugated marine wet exhaust hose is designed for longer connections with substantial bends. Manufactured by Trident Rubber LLC it features a black high temperature (HT) EPDM rubber construction ensuring heat ozone and exhaust fume resistance. The hose has a diameter of 2 inches and operates up to 48 PSI making it suitable for demanding applications.
With a thick tube and cover reinforced by a wire helix between two plies it offers exceptional flexibility and a minimum bend radius of 5.25 inches. It meets SAE J2006 ABYC and NMMA standards and complies with ISO 13363 (pending). The hose maintains continuous operation at temperatures up to 250F demonstrating its reliability in critical marine environments.
Its smooth interior surface and bend arcs reduce engine back pressure thereby improving performance. Installation is straightforward: ensure no damage or kinks and use stainless steel clamps for secure connections. Clamps should be 3/4 inch wide T-Bolt or 5/8 inch wide Constant Torque types.
MPN: C1FT43
Supplier Part Number: 252-2004
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Specifications
Brand
TRIDENT MARINE SYSTEMS
Cover Material
EPDM Rubber
grp Application Construction
Premium Corrugated Marine Wet Exhaust Hose For Longer Connections with Substantial Bends, Black HT (High-Temp) Edmo Rubber, Thick Tube and Cover with Wire Helix Between 2-Ply Reinforcement, Exceptional Flexibility and Bend Radius, Resists Heat, Ozone, Exh
Hose Color
Black/Blue
Reinforcement
Multi-Ply, High-Tenacity Polyester, Steel Helix
Resistance Properties
Collapse, Exhaust Fume, Heat, Ozone, Panting
Series
252 Series
Sg Red Xht Xtra Hi Temp
Silicone Rubber, 500 deg F Maximum Continuous, 10 Year Warranty
What’s the bend radius on this hose? Need to make sure it’ll work in a tight spot.
Answer by: Customer Support on Mar 22, 2026, 6:20 AM
For tight spots, the minimum bend radius on this hose is 5.25 inches.
Question by: Hubert R on Oct 21, 2025, 8:03 AM
what kind of clamps am I supposed to use with this hose? got some regular worm gear clamps on hand but wanna make sure before I put it all together
Answer by: Customer Support on Oct 23, 2025, 6:42 AM
For a solid, leak-free connection, go with 3/4 inch wide T-Bolt clamps or 5/8 inch wide Constant Torque clamps. Each end needs a minimum of two stainless steel clamps, and they should be at least 1/2 inch wide at the bare minimum. Standard worm gear clamps are not the recommended choice here. The T-Bolt and Constant Torque styles hold up better against the vibration and heat cycling that wet exhaust systems deal with on a regular basis.