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Holley Red Standard Pressure Electric Fuel Pump 97 gph / 367 lph (free flow)
510-12-801-1
Holley 12-801-1 Details
Red Standard Pressure Electric Fuel Pumps
Installation Note: Should be mounted below the fuel level of the tank for a good gravity feed on the inlet side.
Specifications:
A Major Redesign Proven winners over the years thanks to their lightweight design and ability to tolerate contaminated fuel, these Holley fuel pumps are powered by a long-life, heavy-duty, sealed-dry motor. They have a relief valve for pressure compensation and washable inlet filter screen that cleans fuel as it travels between the 3/8" inlet and outlet ports in the aluminum housing. Holley redesigned flow passages improve durability, reduce amp draw, and eliminate pulsation, which provides a higher, more consistent flow.
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