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Yeah, I try to avoid rubber fuel lines too. Stainless braid, silicone, 
fire-sleeved line; call me picky.

  And hopefully your firewall is not plastic...!

Ernest Christley wrote:
> Patrick wrote:
>> Bill,
>> I would suggest taking a propane torch to a piece of scrap aluminum 
>> (beer can) and a piece of stainless.  It may affect your comfort 
>> level about aluminum in the engine compartment.
>>
>> Personally, I would never use aluminum fuel line in front of the 
>> firewall.
>>
>> Patrick
> If you're going to do that, you might as well include those rubbery 
> pieces of fuel line in the test.  And remember, you're telling that to 
> a guy who has the engine mounted to a plastic airplane 8*)
>
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