Edelbrock 36031 High Pressure Universal EFI Sump Fuel Kit
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This Universal Sump Fuel Kit is designed to provide the necessary high fuel pressure required for EFI applications in vehicles equipped with low pressure carbureted fuel systems. It's a completely self-contained system that can be installed under the hood of any vehicle easily. The unique design of this system allows it to deliver an adjustable fuel pressure of 35-90 psi, which is necessary to operate an EFI system and will not require a fuel return line. This kit is intended to be used with the existing factory fuel tank and low-pressure pump. The kit includes the fuel Sump tank with high-pressure pump and regulator pre-installed, wiring harness, mounting bracket, hose, fittings and all of the necessary hardware for installation. This kit can be used with any EFI system requiring between 35-90 psi fuel pressure.
Specifications:
Is this supplied by the mechanical (on the block) low pressure pump? If not, how is it there's no issues with fuel suction from the tank? Every single external mounted electric fuel pump I've ever installed had a need for a supply pump to feed the HP pump
Can the hose fittings swivel... Can the install kit be purchased separately
what are the threads on the in and out fittings
What type of pump is in kit pulse type or constant running
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