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SignUp Now!Most of the entire factory fuel line on our cars is aluminum so I can't see why there would be a problem. .
The factory lines are steel, not aluminum. I wouldn't use aluminum but that's MHO . It's easier to damage aluminum. It work hardens easily and I wouldn't trust it. Not a fan of having fires in my car.
How about where it transitions from the frame to the body? Do you just leave some slack to allow for a little movement?
My mistake. It's copper line that you want to stay away from. Turns out aluminum line is commonly used for fuel and oil. Still, I wonder how the aluminum holds up to gasolines with alcohol content.