Holley 12-125 HP 125 Electric Fuel Pump 110 GPH @ 7 psi Internally regulated to 7 psi Up to 700HP
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HP 125 Fuel Pumps
Features:
- Gerotor design for smooth operation and durability
- Flows 125 GPH free flow
- Flows 110 GPH at 7 psi
- Powers engines from stock all the way up to 700 horsepower (Gasoline)
- 3/8'' NPT inlet & outlet fittings
- Black mil-spec nickel PTFE hard anodized billet base
- Show quality chrome 12v motor
- Profiled black powdercoated mounting bracket
- Laser engraved Holley logo & inlet/outlet markings
- Less noise than traditional vane pumps
- 6-1/4'' overall length
- Compatible with gasoline or alcohol
Specs:
- Free Flow GPH - 125
- Free Flow LPH - 473
- Fuel System - Carbureted
- Fuel Type - Gasoline/E85
- Inlet Size - 3/8 inch NPT
- Outlet Size - 3/8 inch NPT
- Pump Body Color - Black Anodized
- Bracket Color - Black
- Motor Finish - Chrome
- Material - Aluminum
- Application - Universal
Specifications:
I have a SBC 355 street strip engine with about 500hp with a carburetor and naturally aspirated. Will this pump work without a return line?
Can this pump be run with a return style regulator? Not to regulate pressure but to circulate fuel back to tank.
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