Aeromotive 340 Stealth In-Tank Fuel Pump 1982-97 Chevy/GMC
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340 Stealth Fuel Pumps
GM specific applications. The Aeromotive 340 Stealth Fuel Pump is a high-output, in-tank, electric fuel pump that fits most popular EFI applications. The Aeromotive 340 is a compact, lightweight pump that bolts into many existing hanger assemblies. What sets the 340 Stealth Pump apart is its superior flow throughout a wide pressure range. Compared to other popular aftermarket pumps, at 40 psi the 340 boasts more than 340 lph. Thats over 30% more flow. This pump is ideal for applications requiring more flow while retaining the factory lines and mounting provisions available in the Original Equipment (O.E.) configuration. The 340 is also perfect for use as a universal replacement for applications that require more flow to support forced air power adders such as turbo and supercharged applications. Fits most vehicles where popular aftermarket pumps are applicable. Center Inlet. E85 Compatible. OEM 39mm Body. Includes universal filter sock. Designed for in-tank use only. Can be used in Carbureted or EFI applications. Turbine pump mechanism increases durability and can be used in pulse modulated applications. P/N 11569 Includes: 340 Stealth Pump, Universal Drop Parts Kit (Filter, Wiring Pigtail, Rubber Hose, (2) Clamps, Rubber Grommet). Supersedes P/N 11169.
Specifications:
I have a 1994 Chevy K1500 4x4 with a 5.3 in it will this fit in my in tank existing sending unit ? If so is there any modifications needed?
How much more current will this pump draw than the stock pump? Will it cause increased heat in existing wiring and relays? I have a 1988 Trans Am with a Stealthram and 36 lb injectors with 54 psi fuel pressure. Will this support 550 hp?
putting a 5.3 vortec in a 91 blazer-this pump is a direct replacement for the stock pump right? and also I was thinking about using this pump with the ac delco gf822k filter/regulator? is this combo ok for a stock 5.3?
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