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Old 05-05-2009, 08:39 AM
Rug_Trucker Rug_Trucker is offline
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Originally Posted by passing you View Post
If it could boil the fuel it would do it now with manifolds already contacting and baking like an oven........
Never had any issues.
Using my infared thermometer my fuel line on my Dart has temps as high as 182* The factory routing of the fuel line causes boiling of the fuel. With hot starting even in cool weather I needed to hold the throttle all the way open to clear things out. That was on 2 slant cars.

Why wouldn't you want the exhaust diverted away from the intake when it is up to operating temperature?

The addition of 10% ethanol has compounded the problem.
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