How to keep from vapor locking

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I'm wondering if the heat sink is a good idea or not. Especially in Arizona. If it's 118° in the shade it might heat the fuel more.

The volume of fuel in the tank won't heat up that fast so I think the shortest possible route to the carb is your best option.

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