Nitrous Outlet 00-60000-3/8 Features:
- Save your motor in the event of fuel pump failure
- Shuts down your nitrous system if pressure drops below set pressure
- Fully adjustable by a set screw located at the end of the pressure switch
- Designed for low pressure fuel systems
- Comes with a 3/8' x 1/8' reducer
- Safety
- Nitrous Outlet fuel pressure safety switches are a needed safety device that can save your engine in the event of fuel pump failure. These switches are designed to shut off your nitrous system when the fuel pressure drops below your preset fuel pressure
- Custom Design
- These switches were specifically designed for nitrous applications in order to withstand the demands of running nitrous. Designed to screw into the fuel regulator
- Fully Adjustable
- These switches come preset at 5 PSI however, they can be adjusted from 1.5 to 20 PSI
- Application
- The Nitrous Outlet low pressure fuel safety switch is designed for carbureted and fuel dedicated applications
- *Note: These switches are for low pressure fuel systems only. This comes with the switch and a 3/8' x 1/8' reducer.
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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