JEGS
Mo-Flow Pro 505 Electric Fuel Pump 2000+ HP
555-15921
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Electric Fuel Pumps
JEGS Mo-Flow Pro 505 fuel pump is designed to support 2000+ horsepower applications. Designed from premium materials, for up to 500 gph, these fuel pumps are compatible with gas, alcohol, methanol, E85, and diesel fuels. The pump bodies are machined to accept ORB -12 AN fittings, 555-110170, for maximum sealing. Combined with a separate fuel filter such as 555-150006 this powerful yet compact pump will deliver supreme performance.
Specifications:
Can I cap the bypass and run a return style regulator instead?
who really makes this pump is a rebrand pump or is it yours
Are rebuild kits available for this pump? I was not able to find one available on you website.
Can you use the rebuild, and seal kits for the MagnaFuel MP-4401 (ProStar 500) pump on this pump to rebuild it?
Where are the parts for this pump made? Where is the pump manufactured/assembled?
How much boosted hp can this pump handle
Is this pump compatible with methanol/alcohol?
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Electrical Cords
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