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Bubbles in my fuel

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HELP!!!! Got a 1974 Dart with a high perf. 360cu engine that gets excessive bubbles in the fuel line going to the carb. The bubbles start flowing at about 200 -205 degrees and appear to causes the engine to bog down and stutter when rapidly accelerating. Cleaned fuel tank, replaced sending/pickup unit, insulated the metal lines and replaced the rubber lines under the car. Any ideas or questions would be appreciate. Have had this problem for over 5 years and am about ready to give up.
 
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It's vapor lock, Common problem. Try running the fuel lines away from any heat sources(exhaust). Also keep a bit of distance away from the block. Avoid any horizontal runs of the fuel line. May opt for better cooling system depending on what you have now. Do you have the fan shroud on? Lower temp thermostat.
 
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