What are your thoughts on PTFE lined fuel lines?

[FoxSTI]

I am I the process of installing my surge thank and the consideration above has come up.
I was offered some quality E85 compatible rubber lines and being advises not to spend the extra money on the ptfe lines and fittings.

I will be retaining the factory hard lines inside the car for the time being to keep installation simple.
Looking for thoughts and recommendations.

Thank you

[Lincoln Logs]

I've had zero issues with E85 compatible rubber. I have been running E85 exclusively in my HPDE car for 3 1/2 years with it.

[FoxSTI]

thank you.

anyone else?

[TYP85]

Summit braided steel "E85 compatible" fuel lines... (see video link below)
This is after the car sat for over 2 years, run every month to charge the battery, but E85 sat in the lines for over 2 years.
This is the second time this has happened.
I ended up buying higher quality name brand braided, but will have to change them every 2 years or switch to PTFE.
PTFE requires a different hose end as well.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/YPeb7qOya4Dj7f0p1

[Gian]

Summit braided steel "E85 compatible" fuel lines... (see video link below)
This is after the car sat for over 2 years, run every month to charge the battery, but E85 sat in the lines for over 2 years.
This is the second time this has happened.
I ended up buying higher quality name brand braided, but will have to change them every 2 years or switch to PTFE.
PTFE requires a different hose end as well.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/YPeb7qOya4Dj7f0p1

I'm sorry. It's a little dark.. Could you lite a match to brighten up the video?....lol
Sorry,,, couldn't resist.

[Stuntman]

PTFE from BMRS Home -best stuff out there.