Fram warning

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by jwd

Years ago I used to race off-shore boats and I've never seen copper fuel lines on any boats I've inspected. Not to say they weren't any. Just never seen them. The big thing on boat inspections were compatible fuel hoses and an approved check valve at the tank. Regardless, use whatever you want. It is common knowledge about the inherent copper lines.

Well, I'm not pulling your leg. Just google 'copper fuel lines yachts' and you'll see that the top of the line stuff does indeed have copper fuel lines.

[jwd]

Originally Posted by patrickt

Well, I'm not pulling your leg. Just google 'copper fuel lines yachts' and you'll see that the top of the line stuff does indeed have copper fuel lines.

I guess you missed this post in that search. http://forums.iboats.com/showthread.php?t=357764 Who the F--k cares. Use whatever you want. NOBODY in the car industry uses copper for fuel lines. Too much time has been wasted on this stupid azz subject. ERA chucky can use whatever he wants. I don't give a flying F--K. Damn, some people are just stupid. What do expect from a "double hooper"?