Been researching the different types of lines available on summitracing.com and pegasus website as well.
There is carbon impregnated teflon which is black inside and the natural teflon which is white. then there is the corugated hose which can bend sharper.
Also learned that ethanol is conductive where gas is dielectric, what does that mean?
means that that corn fuel creates a static charge and pump gas doesnt.
Big deal right?
well in theroy this static charge can arc to the stainless housing which is grounded to tank and engine. this creates a pin hole. So a carbon impregnated liner is used to discharge the static build up before it arcs.
Im not completly sure if what i have read is 100% true but im sharing this information of what i have found.
Please correct me if any of this is wrong. im in the process of doing up my flexfuel setup right the first time.
There is carbon impregnated teflon which is black inside and the natural teflon which is white. then there is the corugated hose which can bend sharper.
Also learned that ethanol is conductive where gas is dielectric, what does that mean?
means that that corn fuel creates a static charge and pump gas doesnt.
Big deal right?
well in theroy this static charge can arc to the stainless housing which is grounded to tank and engine. this creates a pin hole. So a carbon impregnated liner is used to discharge the static build up before it arcs.
Im not completly sure if what i have read is 100% true but im sharing this information of what i have found.
Please correct me if any of this is wrong. im in the process of doing up my flexfuel setup right the first time.