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Holley Billet Mechanical Fuel Pump Small Block Ford, 221-302, 351W

510-12-289-30

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Billet Mechanical Fuel Pump Small Block Ford, 221-302, 351W
Billet Mechanical Fuel Pump
  • Small Block Ford, 221-302, 351W
  • Ultra HP-Series
  • 200-225 GPH
  • 8-9 psi
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    Can i use this pump with e85 fuel if not what is the difference? Internally rebuild parts look like they are the same.

    Asked by: granhenro
    No, you need to use the http://www.jegs.com/i/Holley/510/12-289-35/10002/-1 it has a different diaphragm and has more pressure.
    Answered by: Rusty B
    Date published: 2018-01-15
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