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I don't know the answer to this one. I am hoping that all the fuel coolers sold do give better mileage as they claim.I know the vp can get too hot under loads, heavy towing and so on, esp. on hot days in which cooler fuel helps in that case.Anyhow, ever notice how hot the fuel filter housing gets from being mounted on the intake manifold? Put your hand on it after a run. It's supposed to be getting too hot anyways, acting like a fuel heater most all the time.First off I need to give credit for this information from another forum when this discussion was going on. Someone got the bright idea to make a plastic piece that isolates the fuel cannister from the engine heat. I did this with a piece of phenolic resin, about a one inch offset so it no longer sits on the manifold.Hopefully someone else can find this helpful however much this little mod does actually help...... I really don't know:shrug:. But it made me feel better anyhow with accomplishing one more step toward a cooler running vp.