Carter Universal Marine Electric Fuel Pump [72 gph at 6-8 psi Output]
180-P4594
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Fuel Pumps
Specifications:
Will this pump work for a 383 stroker with a 4 barrel carburetor in a boat. Also the tank sits in the bilge so really can't get the pump below the tank.
Can this pump be mounted above gas tank? Most of the ones I see are gravity feed, I cant mount the pump below the tank
Will this pump go inline w/ a mechanical fuel pump and when it is turned off will not hinder the mechanical one? I want to use it for start ups and drag strip launch.
How many hours will it last? For example on diesel.
Does this pump need a return line if I am installing on a 360 CI MOPAR with a 4150 Holley 670 cfm. Or should I switch and buy the 50 gph pump
is this E85 compatable?
Is this save to be mounted in the engine compartment .
Can this be used on a 6.5 diesel truck
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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