MSD Ignition 2225 In-Line High-Pressure Electric Fuel Pump for EFI Applications
121-2225
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Features:
- Ideal for use as a "booster" for nitrous oxide applications, or as a stand-alone pump for multi-port EFI systems
- Handles up to 525 HP
- Roller vane pump mechanism
- Brass stud wire terminals
- Current Draw: 8 Amps at 14 V
- Includes (2) Cushioned Mounting Clamps and (4) Mounting Bolts
- Compatible for Leaded and Unleaded fuel only
Emissions: Not legal for sale or use on pollution-controlled vehicles
Specifications:
Will this work on my crown vics with a 4.6ltr v8??
Will this pump work for an in-line set up vortec 350 engine
Will this MSD unit, mounted on the frame rail of a 1996 Ford F-150 5.8L V8 supply enough fuel as a stand alone fuel pump? Thank you.
Is this pump e85 or methanol compatible?
Will this power on LS1 motor being that they need 58 to 62 PSI constant
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