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WH Frame Mounted High Pressure EFI Fuel Delivery Kit, 66-77 Ford Bronco SKU: 9789
WH Frame Mounted High Pressure EFI Fuel Delivery Kit, 66-77 Ford Bronco
WH Frame Mounted High Pressure EFI Fuel Delivery Kit
Product Overview:
Kit includes Stainless Hose, High pressure EFI fuel pump, Pressure Gauge, Fittings, Clamps, and Filters.
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Kit includes Stainless Hose, High pressure EFI fuel pump, Pressure Gauge, Fittings, Clamps, and Filters.
WILD HORSES has put together a very complete EFI fuel delivery kit. First we provide 16 feet of our stainless steel braided high pressure hyperflex hose, which you can cut as needed. Run the hose from your fuel pick up on your tank into the included pre-filter. From there into our frame mounted High pressure fuel pump. After the pump and before the throttle body EFI unit we put the 10 micron post-filter. We have also put into this system a 0-100 PSI fuel pressure gauge so you can monitor the pressure at the throttle body. Clamps and a number of fittings are also included. This kit works with all types of EFI systems from the stock Ford 5.0 Windsor EFI to all the throttle body EFI like Holley Sniper, FiTech and Edelbrock .
This kit is intended for use with 66-77 Ford Broncos rear fuel tank.
This kit is intended for use with 66-77 Ford Broncos rear fuel tank.
Instruction 1
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Asked by Ashleigh, December 30, 2022
Q: What is the output PSI of this pump?
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Answered by ☆ sales - December 30, 2022
A: The fuel pump will produce 38 gph/144 lph with a max psi of 125.
Asked by Anonymous, July 18, 2021
Q: Can I use this setup w a Coyote motor?
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Answered by ☆ sales - July 21, 2021
A: Sure, we would not expect any issues. The pump is capable of 90-110 psi, so you may need to run a regulator to throttle it back.
Asked by Anonymous, March 8, 2021
Q: can this be installed with a asperated Holly carb with the idea of eventually moving to a EFI system? just trying not to have to replace the fuel pump twice?
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Answered by ☆ sales - March 9, 2021
A: You would have to run a pressure regulator and a return line. It would be better to add the efi pump later. Basically you would need to cut the pressure from 90-110 psi to 4-7 psi. Huge jump.
Asked by Anonymous, March 8, 2021
Q: Also can this be used with a 2 tank system with a manual valve?
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Answered by ☆ sales - March 9, 2021
A: No, not the stock manual valve. It is not rated for the high pressure fuel from the tanks, in tank pump.
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