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Compact Billet Aluminum In-Line Fuel Filter [-6 AN Male/90-Degree Female, Black]
555-15046
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-6 AN Male/90-Degree Female Compact Billet Aluminum In-Line Fuel Filters
JEGS 555-15046 Compact Billet Aluminum In-Line Fuel Filter Features:
- Compact design for easy installation in tight spaces, contoured hex housing fit AN wrenches
- Durable construction from 6061 billet aluminum and black anodized finish for style and longevity
- Fuel compatibility with both gas and alcohol for versatile usage
- Reversible flow with a 40-micron stainless steel element allowing bidirectional fuel flow
- High flow rate, handling up to 130 gph at 75 psi for optimal engine performance
Specifications:
Will this filter bolt onto a standard 350 Chevy fuel pump?
if i use this filter at the outlet of my fuel pressure regulator will it affect flow to my fuel raiul on a proflo 3 with 35lb injectors
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