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[QUOTE="Big Bore, post: 126278, member: 760"] Winter fuel is treated. It doesn't gel in the tank, and it's not going to gel in the lines/cooler either. I think putting coolers on the fuel line is simply covering up a symptom of sending fuel through the heads then back to the tank. In my opinion a 4 way dead head is a much better solution and a performance enhancement to boot. Do the in tank mods and an AD then a 4 way dead head and you have removed the air, stopped fuel from circulating through the heads and being heated, and improved flow to the injectors without adding a convoluted loop to the fuel lines for no other purpose than to cool the fuel. Just something to think about. [/QUOTE]
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