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JEGS Mechanical Fuel Pump & Installation Kit for Small Block Chevy 265-283-327-350-400 [80 gph, Black Fittings]
555-15950K1
Items You Need
80 GPH
Kit Includes:
- (1) JEGS Chrome Mechanical 80 gph Fuel Pump 555-15950
- (1) JEGS Chrome Fuel Pump Mount Plate 555-50580
- (2) JEGS Black Flare Fitting 555-110104
- (1) JEGS Pro-Flo 200 Hose Assembly 555-110612
- (1) JEGS Fuel Pump Pushrod 555-15930
- (1) JEGS Compact Black Billet In-Line Fuel Filter 555-15031
JEGS Mechanical Fuel Pumps come in a black or chrome finish with a 360 degree adjustable housing to accommodate any fuel line routing configuration. These pumps are available in 80, 110 and 170 gph (gallons per hour) flow ratings at 8 psi (pounds per square inch) and are intended for gasoline applications only.360 Degree Adjustable Fuel Pumps
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