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Aem 400 Lph Fuel Pump Kit - Double Barb-50-1230 knock-sensors International C110 (1961-1962) 55155116-CRN

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Aem 400 Lph Fuel Pump Kit Double Barb 50 1230 knock sensors International C110 (1961 1962) 55155116 CRN International C110 (1961 1962) 554 128 is a device that allows for an ECU input to be safely connected directly to the +12V side of the transbrake solenoid * The pumps also maintain their high flowrate even as system pressure increases flowing 330+ LPH at 70 PSI (13 end cap and rubber buffer sleeve

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