Subject	Gas doesn't just randomly burn.
Posted by	Lumpydonut on April 09, 2013 at 10:11 AM
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In Reply To	Fuel lines...we talk a lot about clamps, but... posted by Fly-Surf on April 09, 2013 at 09:14 AM
Message	It takes a spark of some sort or a very hot (~530F) surface to ignite. That being said I still keep an eye on all my lines and clamps. Can't wait to switch to AN fittings so there's less worry.
Follow Ups	Fuel lines...we talk a lot about clamps, but... - Fly-Surf 09:14:08 04/09/13 it's pretty unlikely to be fatal, but better safe than sorry (n/m) - dvice 09:43:26 04/09/13 Fatal to the car would be my assumption......not him. (n/m) - arkansasturbo 10:12:00 04/09/13 Correct...mass conflagration - Fly-Surf 11:47:39 04/09/13 Gas doesn't just randomly burn. - Lumpydonut 10:11:46 04/09/13 like the ds downpipe that is a foot below the lines? - nemo1080 (Iowa) 11:24:49 04/09/13 Good question. - Lumpydonut 12:04:29 04/09/13 good call. I'm gonna assume they do as - nemo1080 (Iowa) 16:58:48 04/09/13 I agree with the engineering/science...and - Fly-Surf 11:51:30 04/09/13 No, but pretend that it does. If you're driving your car - zellamay 14:35:54 04/09/13 I agree. Smell gas, stop and find it, but don't panic. (n/m) - Lumpydonut 14:43:15 04/09/13 Zellamay is spot on (n/m) - OverZealous (CT) 21:59:29 04/10/13
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