Fabricating a fuel cell for EFI, bladder-less? Stainless or aluminum?

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BasementBorn

I have a general materials question. Are there any corrosion concerns with aluminum or stainless if you run fuel? I am running run gas class now but also want to be able to switch to methanol or E85 in the future. In my case it's for a fuel rail but I figure it applies to fuel tanks as well.
Gabe Gorton
Gorton Racing 1060 650APS-BG
Team Banana 1361 F/CPRO

manta22

Methanol is corrosive to aluminum. Hard anodizing is used to protect aluminum parts from methanol. I know nothing about E85.


Regards, Neil  Tucson, AZ
Regards, Neil  Tucson, AZ

BasementBorn

Gabe Gorton
Gorton Racing 1060 650APS-BG
Team Banana 1361 F/CPRO

tauruck

Quote from: manta22 on January 14, 2015, 01:59:44 PM
Methanol is corrosive to aluminum. Hard anodizing is used to protect aluminum parts from methanol. I know nothing about E85.


Regards, Neil  Tucson, AZ

When I was a kid I put a dent in my dirt bikes tank so I borrowed my uncle's spray gun, had the paint shop mix up the Suzuki yellow
and bought new factory decals.
I spent about a week polishing out the orange peel. When done the tank looked like new.
We go to the races and I gassed up with Methanol but I spilled some on the paint.
New paint job. :x :x :x :x :x