Holley 80000100 Sniper Electric 96 GPH Fuel Pump for Carbureted Engines
510-80000100
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Holley 80000100 Sniper Fuel Pump:
- Does not require a fuel pressure regulator for carburetor use
- Does not have provisions for a return line
- For 12-volt electrical systems only
- Not designed for use on an aircraft of any type
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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FAQ
Do I need a return line with an electric fuel pump for carburetor?
- No, in most cases, a return line isn't necessary for carburetor setups with an electric fuel pump like the Holley 80000100.
- Always verify compatibility with specific system requirements.
How much pressure does a Holley electric fuel pump put out?
- The Holley 80000100 electric fuel pump typically delivers fuel at 7 psi (pounds per square inch).
- Engineered to meet the demands of various carbureted applications.
Can you run fuel pumps in series?
- Yes, running fuel pumps in series is possible, providing increased fuel flow for high-performance setups like the Holley 80000100.
- However, it's essential to ensure compatibility and proper installation.
Specifications:
Does this fuel pump come with the fittings?
My fuel line comes out the top of the tank. Will this pull fuel from tank so long as the pump inlet/outlet is mounted below bottom of tank?
can the sniper be adjusted to 67 gph
Will it work for a tunnel ram and 2 650 holleys
Will it work on a 350 engine.
How far away from the tank can I place the pump
Will it feed a 440 with 750 elderbroc
Can this be installed in fuel tank? What is the preferred location?
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