TUBING
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RE: TUBING
I use the same for both two and four stroke glow engines, lillbill11. Brass, copper or aluminum for the tank. For fuel line, the same silicone as for two strokes.
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RE: TUBING
THANKS EVERYONE VERY MUCH
I WAS UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT IF IT HAS MORE OIL IN IT THAT IT WOULD EAT THE TUBING.
IT REALLY HELPS TO HAVE MEMBERS IN THE KNOW.
THANKS AGAIN-------------BILL
I WAS UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT IF IT HAS MORE OIL IN IT THAT IT WOULD EAT THE TUBING.
IT REALLY HELPS TO HAVE MEMBERS IN THE KNOW.
THANKS AGAIN-------------BILL
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RE: TUBING
The only time you can't use silicone tubing is with either gas or diesel engines. Their mineral based fuels (petrol or kerosene) softens and swells silicone. As far as I know there aren't any oils used in glow fuels that will affect silicone tubing. Gas and diesel engines use Tygon tubing instead.