Airdog Raptor Fuel Pump 98.5-02 Dodge Cummins 100gph With In Tank Pump R2sbd355 on 2040-parts.com
Winchester, Kentucky, US
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AirDog Raptor Fuel Pumps by Pureflow Technologies |
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| Raptor 100 Hi-Perf Pump w/Built-In Adj Reg Quick Disconnect for 1998.5-2002 Dodge Cummins with In-Tank Fuel Pump |
| Part #R2SBD355 FREE SHIPPING TO LOWER 48 STATES |
| The RAPTOR lift pump by Pureflow Technologies. On Cummins diesels nothing kills the VP-44 injection pump faster than a lack of fuel flow. With the RAPTOR lift pump you'll never have to worry about that again! The RAPTOR is a custom manufactured 100 GPH or 150 GPH gerotor pump capable of pressures up to 50 psi and designed for tough applications. All RAPTOR pumps feature a built in user adjustable fuel pressure regulator with a range of 5 to 50 psi. Pressure adjustments are now as simple as a twist of the screw! As an added bonus the RAPTOR requires no "return to tank" line thanks to it's internal bypass design. Without a doubt, the RAPTOR offers the easiest installation on the market today. An excellent choice for trucks with moderate to extreme HP upgrades. Works equally well on stock vehicles. RAPTOR pumps offer a robust, high flow design in an easily installed package. RAPTOR systems feature factory style electrical connectors for a truly plug-n-play installation. Systems come complete with everything needed to install the RAPTOR gerotor pump on your diesel. Includes all new 1/2" fuel lines, lift pump trigger harness and all hardware, fittings and misc needed for installation. | |||
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| **Note** Raptor 100 & 150 series pumps connect to the stock fuel tank sending unit and DO NOT require the tank to be dropped. Raptor 150 series pumps NO LONGER require the fuel tank to be dropped for the installation of a pickup tube.
**Note** The Raptor RP150 is for use with heavily modified engines and/or fuel delivery systems. If you have a stock truck, or only slightly modified, we recommend the Raptor RP100 system. | |||
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