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Header tank?

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I am mounting a Lycoming IO-360 on a high wing aircraft. Fuel tanks are in the wings, I have an electric fuel pump, and an engine driven pump. A friend told me that with a fuel injected engine, I need a header tank.
Can anyone tell me if this is true? And if so, why!


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