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Carter Electric Fuel Pump Standard Pressure with 50 gph at 6-8 psi Output
180-P4600HP
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Competition Series
Specifications:
Carter Competition Series Electric Fuel Pumps are designed and engineered for constant use, hi-performance, and quiet operation. These positive displacement pumps are unique in that fuel cools the motor, no points to burn out, no shaft seals subject to deterioration and leakage, ''free flow'' constant fuel flow, fuel intake strainer. Many models are designed to fit your specific needs and power requirements, all mounting hardware and bracket included. They are engineered to operate with leaded, unleaded, gasohol, fuel additives, and race gas.
Pumps are designed for carburetor engines and to operate in pairs when needed to meet your MEGA HP requirements for Street, Strip and Off Road Vehicles!
Features:
- Constant "Free Flow" Fuel Flow
- Mounting Hardware and Brakes Included
- Compatible with Multiple Fuel Types
- Rotary Vane design = No points to burn out, No external seals to leak and Excellent lift and prime capability
JEGS Easy Kits are designed by JEGS high performance racing professionals to help you get all the performance parts you need for your race car, hot rod or truck.
Should this pump hold pressure at the carburator after the motor is shut down. Is there a check valve in the pump assembly.
Will this pump support a 650 HP 496 bbc drag car
Can i adjust the output pressure? It is only puting out 4 psi. I want to bring it up to 6
I have a 1979 Winnebago Brave with a Dodge 360. Will this pump be a suitable substitute for the mechanical fuel pump? Thanks.
Is this gasohol compatiable? E85 compatiable?
Can you use this pump on 1993 chevy turbo diesel instead of the rail lift pump?
Can this pump be used with the standard tank and sending unit on a 72 Dodge Demon? Engine is 383ci with 4 barrel carb set up for street race
i want to install this on my 06 duramax diesel, do i need to run a return line? and what are the other things that i need to consitter when using this pump, i have tune and exhust and intake on the truck, but the rest is stock, should i go with a lowergph
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