I generally fold suited aces in the SB when facing a standard raise and a call. I don't think flushes have great implied odds anyway and playing them OOP makes it even harder to extract money. I think you're more likely to stack someone when you flop 2 pair (i.e someone with AQ, AK).
Having said that it does depend on how bad your opponents play post-flop and also in your ability to ditch the hand if you flop an ace and face action. You're really looking to flop at least 2 pair or a gutshot + flush draw.
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