This is just a personal opinion. It's worth what you're paying for it. I
know that there are fuel flow sensors out there that are made of
plastic, like inline fuel filters that are often used on cars, and they
have the fuel lines connected to them by clamps. Personally, I would not
use them in an aircraft.
My preference is for fuel flow sensors that are metal, with either
threaded nipple or compression fittings connected to fuel lines that are
either metal tube or flexible lines (preferably with metal mesh on the
outside with compression fittings. My reasoning has to do with safety in
a crash: Those types of materials, are much less likely to break or come
apart and spill fuel that could feed a fire.
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