Holley Mechanical Fuel Pump - 130 gph - 7.5-9 psi - 3/8 in NPT Female Inlet / Outlet - Polished - Gas - Small Block Chevy 4006901 Black Coating for Durability and Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Holley Mechanical Fuel Pump - 130 gph - 7.5-9 psi - 3/8 in NPT Female Inlet / Outlet - Polished - Gas - Small Block Chevy 4006901 Black Coating for Durability and Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 47184302637
Price: 100.91 USD
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Holley Mechanical Fuel Pump 130 gph 7.5 9 psi 3 8 in NPT Female Inlet Outlet Polished Gas Small Block Chevy 4006901 Black Coating for Durability and Size:7 1 2 (60) Black Coating for Durability and Corrosion Resistance 1980 1986 GMC C6000 1978 1980 Pontiac Grand Am 1977 1978 GMC K35

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