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With a metal pipe of any type, vibration could be a problem. Rubber fuel pipe would be best. You could run it through another tube for protection. Ie the corrugated type electricians use.  

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My MG5 is just copper pipe ran underneath and fixed in a few places by bent over metal tags, one being one of the final drive case bolts, and engine mounts, I believe this is original, I never replace the pipe, it came with it.

Think it's 1/4" bore but may be wrong.

Will be doing my MG6 the same.

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Well ive done my fuel pipe today, most of it is in copper but ive had to do the last bit in rubber due too needing some more fittings. Ive also managed to get some videos took off the exhaust but I think im going to have to redo it and pack it tighter as its blowing bits of material out.

http://youtu.be/U44Q-LRPy2c

http://youtu.be/WgCX2f3F-e4

http://youtu.be/pC1TGktVGdg

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Just a small update. After fitting the fuel tank and filled full of expensive water ie petrol. The next day I went down and the tank was empty what I was not very happy about. Me and Sam rubbed the tank down and found that the bottom was totally corroded. Me and James tried too weld it but with no joy so I've ordered a new tank for her

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