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Street/Strip Electric Fuel Pump [120 GPH / 454 LPH]
555-15943
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120 GPH
JEGS 555-15943 Street/Strip 120 GPH Electric Fuel Pump Features
- 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)
- Includes: (2) 3/8 inch NPT fittings with 3/8 in. hose barb and mounting bracket
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:
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
can these be mounted in more than one position?
So which way dose it pump? Since there's no markings saying.
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