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Originally Posted by Staples
Could have been corrosion from the fuel lines? They say high ethanol content likes to break down and corrode rubber. A lot of people upgrade their fuel lines to stainless braided to help with this issue.
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The feed line is steel coated in a corrosive barrier of polyurethane. Besides the 6" or so that are in the fuel access area. So I guess that could be.
But stainless braided has nothing to do with what is inside the line. That is just a sheath for protection. The inside of those lines are plastics, nylon and Teflon.
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Originally Posted by SgtGoldy
to be honest I didn't know it had anything to do with safety. I use it cause its higher octane and cooling properties. Paired with my tune it's amazing how much of a difference it makes. It also allows me to boost at 22psi 
source: E85 Vs Race Gas | Cooling advantage and tuning Ethanol |
This is the same thing. Octane is safety.