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120 GPH
JEGS 555-15943 Street/Strip 120 GPH Electric Fuel Pump Features
- Includes: (2) 3/8 in. NPT fittings with 3/8 in. hose barb and mounting bracket
- For carbureted applications and Gasoline Use Only
- 120 GPH/454 LPH fuel flow for most street and occasional strip use applications
- Chrome finish for great looks and long life
- Preset at 14 psi which will require a fuel pressure regulator (available separately)
This pump supersedes 555-15914
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JEGS 555-15943 Street/Strip 120 GPH Electric Fuel Pump Notes
- Not for use with Fuel Injection Systems
Specifications:
I am running 8psi with mine, my carb is too rich. Are these adjustable or do I need a regulator
Can this pump be fed with a 9psi lift pump that is already in the tank. Will be using to replace high pressure inline pump. EFI to carb swap.
Can I use it to pull from my fuel tank out the top or does it just push?
Does the Holley blue pump rebuild kit work in it?
Is there a rebuild kit available for this fuel pump and could you change it over to alcohol
Could the prime itself? Does it need gravity fed?
Will this support a stock to mild 5.3 Vortec
Hi is this pump adjustable and if so how high may it be adjusted.f
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