Holley 19-350 Sniper In-Tank RetroFit Fuel Module
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340 lph Pumps
Holley 19-350 Sniper In-Tank RetroFit Fuel Module Features:
- The easiest way to convert your vehicle to an in-tank, EFI fuel system
- Installs in any fuel tank from 7” to 12” deep to fit a wide variety of applications
- The low profile 5-inch diameter design is only 1.275 inches thick above the tank mounting surface for added clearance when needed
- The innovative clamping system allows you to locate the module anywhere in the tank beside your existing sending unit
- The clamping system allows you to rotate the unit 360 degrees for easier clocking of the plumbing and wiring locations under your ride
- Die-cast aluminum construction for corrosion resistance and long-lasting good looks
- ¼” NPT ports for a wide variety of plumbing options
- Ideal for Terminator EFI, Sniper EFI, MSD Atomic EFI, or any TBI or EFI conversion
- 340LPH pump that is E85 compatible for both return and returnless style systems
Holley 19-350 Sniper In-Tank RetroFit Fuel Module Installation Notes:
- A 30 amp fuel pump relay and minimum 12-gauge wire are recommended for optimal performance
Specifications:
what model will work for a carb setup need a low PSI
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