Speedway Universal 12-Volt Electric Fuel Pump, 4-7 PSI, 35 GPH

#91011520

Speedway Universal 12-Volt Electric Fuel Pump, 4-7 PSI, 35 GPH

Name: Speedway Universal 12-Volt Electric Fuel Pump, 4-7 PSI, 35 GPH
Brand: Speedway Motors
SKU: 91011520
Price: 57.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (29 reviews)

29 Reviews

9 Questions

4-7 psi and up to 35 gph
12v - 1/8" NPT inlet and outlet
Fittings to 5/16" hose included

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Product Summary

Universal Fit, External Electric Fuel Pump Type, Steel

4-7 psi and up to 35 gph
12v - 1/8" NPT inlet and outlet
Fittings to 5/16" hose included
Pusher style pump, requires gravity feed

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Key Specs

MFG. Part #	91011520
Electric Fuel Pump Type	External
Free Flow Rate	35 GPH / 133 LPH
Maximum Pressure	7 psi
Voltage	12 volts

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Speedway Motors 91011520 Details

Inexpensive solid state universal fuel pump for stock engines. Set for 4-7 psi and flows up to 35 gph. 12 volt. 1/8" NPT inlet.

This pump is NOT self priming; it must be mounted below the gas tank to prevent the pump from running dry and over heating. Failure to do so will cause premature failure of the pump.

When a lower fuel pressure is required when using this fuel pump, please consider the following low pressure regulators:

Holley 427-12804
Offenhauser 560-58500
Quick Fuel 424-30804QFT
Spectre 465-2518
Mr Gasket 550-9710
Edelbrock 325-1789

When a lower fuel pressure is required when using this fuel pump, please consider the following low pressure regulators:

Holley 427-12804
Offenhauser 560-58500
Quick Fuel 424-30804QFT
Spectre 465-2518
Mr Gasket 550-9710
Edelbrock 325-1789

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910-11520 Instructions (PDF)

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Electric Fuel Pumps Installation Instructions (91011520)

CARB Warning

For race/ off road use or for use on pre-1966 vehicles.

Emissions warning: this part only legal for sale or use in California for racing (competition) vehicles which may never be used, registered, or licensed for use upon a public highway, or if installed in vehicles model-year 1965 or older; motorcycles model-year 1977 or older; or off-highway recreational vehicles (such as off-road motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles) model-year 1996 and older. Any other use renders the vehicle tampered and not legal for use on California public highways (any public street or roadway, public dirt road, public park, or publicly maintained right of way open to the use of the public for vehicular travel). Violations subject to $37,500 penalty per violation per vehicle, revocation of registration, loss of use on California public right of ways, and proof of correction for tampering. There are similar restrictions and penalties under federal law and the laws of all other states with penalties under federal law of up to approximately $45,268 per tampered vehicle and/or engine.

CA WARNING:

Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Speedway Motors 91011520 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #	91011520
Brand	Speedway Motors
Electric Fuel Pump Type	External
Free Flow Rate	35 GPH / 133 LPH
Maximum Pressure	7 psi
Voltage	12 volts

GENERAL
Inline	No
Electric Fuel Pump Inlet Fitting(s)	5/16" Hose Barb
Electric Fuel Pump Outlet Fitting(s)	5/16" Hose Barb
Pressure Rating	4-7 psi
Material Type	Steel
Overall Length	2.90"
Overall Width	1.875"
Overall Height	2.40"
Center to Center	2.50"
Sold in Quantity	Each
Notes	Mounting bracket is 3.115" wide. Used for basically stock motors. Set for 4-7 PSI and will pump up to 35 GPH.

Ratings & Reviews

4.1

29 Reviews

Overall Assessment

The electric pump is praised for its ease of installation, sound performance, and affordability. Its prime feature is aiding in carburetor priming without cranking the starter. Users have found it particularly useful in classic cars to resolve vapor lock issues. There are comments about longevity, stating these pumps have worked reliably over years of use. Some customers mentioned occasional noise but overall, the pumps are described as quiet. It is seen as a better alternative to mechanical and expensive factory pumps, emphasizing the good value. Negative aspects were few with comments about a couple of pumps failing shortly after use. It is recommended for hot rods and vintage cars.

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4.1

29 reviews

Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

Good Pump

I use these pumps in all the cars I build. They are small, Quiet,VERY Dependable and easy to install. In over 20yrs of using them, I have never had one fail.

Most Liked Negative Review

1.0

Don't waste your money.

This fuel pump lasted about two hours for me. I didn't try to return it because I bought it while I was in the process of building a street rod and six months had gone by. My advice is to spend a little more money and buy a better quality pump. I replaced it with a Speedway red electric fuel pump. Hopefully it will be a much better pump.

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Exactly what you need for fuel delivery under 200hp

5.0

3 months ago

San Diego CA

Verified

This is a great 12v low flow fuel pump.

Would Recommend

Exactly what I needed

5.0

5 months ago

Iceman57

Carpenter, WY

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Needed to fuel my sbf on a test stand, but needed a pump that I could use AN fuel line to my carb. Every thing local had barb fittings on both sides and my holley has AN line on it

Would Recommend

Good value, dependable, loud

4.0

5 months ago

ScottTS

Lincoln, NE

Verified

I used this pump mounted on the frame rail below the tank level and near the tank for about 5 years. It was very dependable and for the price it can't be beat. But it was loud. Some electric pumps whine but this thing hammers, loud hammering. It kind of depends on if it was struggling to pull fuel or had plenty going to it because it would be loud then quieter. It never let me down though.

Would Recommend

If this one fails soon I will go with a mechanical pump.

3.0

5 years ago

Sierra Vista, AZ

Verified

The electric pump allows priming of the carburetor without cranking the starter.

Would Not Recommend

Great product

5.0

6 years ago

Ginny

Bath, pa

Verified

This worked great with my 57 Chevy since we have issues when it's hot. Gas evaporates. This solved the problemm

Would Recommend

I would buy this a again

5.0

6 years ago

Gifty

Littleton Co

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I use this on my 1964 Plymouth Valiant to help with vapor lock issue

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

7 years ago

Gene

Oregon

Verified

I would use it again

Would Recommend

Yes I will use it again on my next car

5.0

7 years ago

Gene

Oregon

Verified

Made it easy to install

Would Recommend

Will buy again!!!

5.0

9 years ago

Bob

Mountain Home,AR

Verified

Works great for a low priced pump.

Would Recommend

yes

4.0

9 years ago

joe

Verified

easy hook up

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Questions & Answers

9 Questions • 9 Answers

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Will this pump work for positive ground?

by TXcrazycarguy

• 7 years ago

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I am needing a electric fuel pump for my 1953 F-100 with a Flathead with the stock fuel tank, and a Holley carb. I was told that I need a 4 lb fuel pump. Can you tell me if this pump would would be a good choice, and if you also offer a fuel pump relay?

by f100nut

• 9 years ago

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I am installing an electric fuel pump on my 351W, but cannot find a block off plate for the fuel pump coming off the motor. Do you carry them?

by TIM

• 9 years ago

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Can fuel be drawn thru this pump with a mechanical pump when not turned on?

by Lot Boy

• 11 years ago

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Can I use with a fuel injected 4.3 for a s-10 circle track truck

by Dustin

• 14 years ago

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I'm working on a 400 chevy s/b, due to clearance issues I have to remove the stock manual fuel pump. I'm not sure what pressure the stock pump was, would this work for this application? engine is bone stock with a holley 650.

• 15 years ago

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Is this pump compatible with todays fuels in general? (ethanol) I have been having problems with electric pumps breaking down because of fuel destroying rubber components.

• 15 years ago

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I have not been able to locate a mechanical fuel pump for my 63 F100 223 six cylinder. Needs 3-5 psi according to what I read. Would this be my possible solution?

by Model A

• 15 years ago

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will this pump work on a 1989 chevrolet truck with fuel injection?

by charliemac

• 15 years ago

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