Mallory Fuel Pump on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
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Mallory ignition fuel regulator for use with Mallory comp pumps or stock fuel pumps nice aluminum finish part #4060FI as pictured. Reduces noise and eliminates breakage problems. What u see is what u get High pressure, 12-volt fuel pump delivers 60+ GPH free flow@ 12.5 volts Delivers 40 GPH at 40 PSI 3/8" NPT thread size, 5/16" or larger fuel/return line recommended |
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