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Mechanical Fuel Pump for Small Block Chevy 265-283-327-350-400 [110 gph, Chrome]
555-15968
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110 GPH
Special Note: Not for carbureted vehicles with vapor return lines or fuel injection.
JEGS 15968 Features:
- The lower body rotates a full 360 degrees making fitting alignment a breeze
- 7.5 PSI Operating fuel pressure means no additional fuel pressure regulator is required
- 6-Valve design allows the pump to maintain consistent fuel pressure at high RPMs
- Includes fuel pump mounting gasket
Specifications:
Where is this pump manufactured?
Will this fuel pump keep up with the demands of the Holly 850cfm on your base dressed small block 400ci?
Does this fuel pump come with the rod
will this pump work with an edlbrock carb .. edlbrock needs 6psi fuel pressure at idle..will a fuel filter reduce fuel pressure
Which is the inlet and out on this fuel pump?
What is the physical size of this pump? From where it's mounted out, and from mounting holes to the bottom ? Need smaller the better
Motor Vehicles
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Electrical Cords
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