Aeromotive A2000 Fuel Pump on 2040-parts.com
Sarasota, Florida, US
NICE AEROMOTIVE PUMP NEW OFF SHELF -MANUFACTURER INFO -11202 - A2000 Carbureted Fuel Pump From Stock Eliminator to Pro Mod, the Aeromotive A2000 is a versatile force to reckoned with and stands alone as a “big” carbureted fuel pump. The A2000 flows enough fuel to support the world’s quickest nitrous Pro-mods on gasoline, and is the industry’s only fuel pump that uses a true diaphragm controlled, adjustable bypass valve, integral to the pump. This design dampens pressure spikes, delivering smoother, more controlled flow and pressure, ensuring more consistent E.T.s and win lights. • High torque, low RPM motor design delivers more than 350 GPH free flow, while developing less current draw than any other pump in its class.
• Adjustable diaphragm bypass valve outperforms ineffective poppet designs, minimizing flow loss and pressure fluctuation to the regulator and carburetor.
• ORB-10 inlet and outlet ports with ORB-8 return and 1/8” NPT gauge port.
• Proprietary seal design eliminates leakage.
• Alcohol compatible.
• Multiple bolt patterns on the bottom of the pump body fit many chassis mounting options.
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