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Holley Billet Mechanical Fuel Pump Big Block Chevy
510-12-454-25
HP Series Mechanical Fuel Pumps
- HP Series Flow 170 GPH
- Made From 6061-T6 Billet Aluminum
- Durable And Good Looks
- -8 Inlets And Outlets
- Pre-Set Idle Fuel Pressure Of 7.5 PSI
- -8 AN Inlet/Outlet Fittings Installed
- Bases Are Independently Rotatable
Note: Fittings cannot be removed
Specifications:
The HP Billet Mechanical fuel pumps are constructed from CNC machined 6061-T6 aluminum to provide the utmost strength and superior looks. The HP pumps feature a CNC billet aluminum finish for long lasting good looks.
HP Series Fuel Pumps come complete with -8 AN inlet and outlet fittings already installed. The HP series has a free-flow number of 170GPH and a pre-set idle fuel pressure of 7.5PSI. No regulator is required.
Ultra HP Series Fuel Pumps feature an impressive 200+ GPH rating and have -10 AN inlet and -8 AN outlet fittings. The Ultra HP series pumps were put through extensive durability testing by Holley before they were released for production. This resulted in a long lasing, high quality fuel pump that you can depend on! Requires a pressure regulator.
Motor Vehicles
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Electrical Cords
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