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Charlie England wrote:

> What would happen if the fuel were boiling between the pump & carb? 
> Would pumping mostly vapor be easier (& result in  less pressure) than 
> pumping liquid fuel? 

That's what I would like to know: does boiling fuel increase or 
descrease the pressure?

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> Are the lines firesleeved & protected from exhaust heat by heat shields? 

Yes.

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> What were Tracy's symptoms when he lost power on his carb setup?
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> Charlie
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