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April 4th 06, 01:33 PM
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Dissimilar metals in fuel tank
I'm in the process of building my fuel tanks. On the insiide I was
going to have stainless steel bolts going through the tank to hold to an aluminum bracket. I really don't know much about the metal industry but do remember that there can be a problem with dissimilar metals. Do anyone know if this will be a problem, especially with the fuel? Lou 
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