3/8 vs 5/16 fuel lines

I gotta ask why you are running both a mechanical and an electric pump and not one or the other!? We run electric boost pumps on some of our aircraft engines, to insure fuel flow in high flow / nose high attitudes in case the gravity feed mechanical pump loses head pressure, but they need to be correctly check valved and/or be a proper flow through design to work properly. Many electric pump designs don't allow fuel to be sucked through them (if they aren't running) by the mechanical pump.
I gotta ask why you are running both a mechanical and an electric pump and not one or the other!? We run electric boost pumps on some of our aircraft engines, to insure fuel flow in high flow / nose high attitudes in case the gravity feed mechanical pump loses head pressure, but they need to be correctly check valved and/or be a proper flow through design to work properly. Many electric pump designs don't allow fuel to be sucked through them (if they aren't running) by the mechanical pump.
It vapor locks sometimes so I just turn the key and fill the bowl