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Inline Fuel Pumps
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Horse Power Rating at 3 Bar (43.5 psi) of Fuel Pressure:
- Up to 700 horsepower naturally-aspirated
- Up to 550 horsepower at 14.5 psi of boost
- Up to 505 horsepower at 29 psi of boost
Notes:
- This pump is rated for electronically fuel-injected gasoline engines only
- This fuel pump requires the use of a 100-micron pre-filter
- Pump will require a fuel pressure regulator such as 555-159120
- Please use a fused circuit capable of conducting 25 amps
- For optimum performance please ensure the pump is running at 13.5 volts
- DO NOT reverse fuel pump polarity, doing so will damage the fuel pump
Includes:
- (1) -6 AN O-ring to -8 AN adapter fitting
- (1) -10 AN O-ring to -8 AN adapter fitting
- (1) -6 AN Sealing Washer
- (2) -8 AN Straight Push-Lock Hose End
- (2) -8 AN 45 Degree Push Lock Hose End
- (2) 1/2 (.500) in. Straight Female Hose Barb Fitting
- (1) M6 x 1.0 3/8 (.375) in. Hex Nut
- (1) M5 x 0.8 5/16 (.313) in. Hex Nut
- (1) 14-18 Gauge Ring Terminal
- (1) 22-16 Gauge Ring Terminal
Specifications:
JEGS external, in-line, high pressure fuel pumps are designed specifically for fuel injection applications where additional fuel delivery is needed for modified or power adder engines. Ideal for installation with a fuel cell, drop sump style tank or when an in-tank unit is not practical. All pumps are 100% tested from the factory for quality assurance.
Motor Vehicles
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