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Edelbrock Quiet-Flo Electric Fuel Pump 120 GPH in Black
350-1791
Edelbrock 1791 Details
Carbureted Applications
The 350-1791 pump is factory pre-set to 6-1/2 psi so you do not need a regulator in your system with most all carburetors. This pump also features a replaceable screen type inlet filter to prevent any trash from accidentally going into your pump. The 3/8'' NPT ports and 120 GPH free flow rate will adequately supply carbureted applications pumping out 480+ horsepower.
Specifications:
Edelbrock's state-of-the-art Quiet-Flo Electric Fuel Pumps offer maximum performance in a compact package. With anodized aluminum housings and high-quality internals, they are both strong and durable. Each pump is factory-tested and includes mounting brackets. The carbon fiber vanes and composite rotors give these pumps the added boost for maximum performance. The high quality construction results in a pump that is 4 to 14 dB quieter than competitors pumps at the same pressure. Edelbrock Quiet-Flo Fuel Pumps are compatible with gasoline only.
Is this pump rated for continuous duty?
What micron is the inlet filter?
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