Stand Alone Fuel Cell (full Kit) on 2040-parts.com
Macon, Georgia, United States
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MIA is happy to announce we are now carrying GetitPete Fab Standalone kits!Perfect for second set of rails, nitrous stand alone, etc.
-BRAND NEW UNITS -Standalone is a 3/16th Aluminum cell -2.2Gal capacity -8"tall X 11" deep X 6" Wide (same size as a standard battery -Come with Walbro or Deatchworks 340lph In take pump with filter sock -10-60psi adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator (or any other pump of your choice for a separate fee or partial refund) -Pressure Gauge -6an fittings -3-4ft 6an stainless braided line, 6an fittings for line connections, and 6" fuel fill cap -Ethanol and leaded race fuel safe |
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