Stuff you guys already know, but sometimes worth repeating.......
Heat Shield will not necessarily cure an existing fuel handling problem, but
will always improve the efficiencies of engine operations.
Heat & Altitude is always an enemy. And perhaps today's fuels contribute to
the problem.
>From the fifties, it seems that Triumph was the only British marque that did
not have a heat shield. I suspect a cost issue of tooling, materials, and
labor.
Stainless Steel Heat shields get even better with an air gap (double wall).
Cold Air Boxes raise the bar even further.
Joe A
> I am having the same problem with my '70. I am planning to install a heat
> shield. Fuel could possibly be vaporizing.
>
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