QuickCar Fuel Pressure Isolator Kit
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Running fuel into the cockpit to feed a pressure gauge puts a live fuel line next to the driver, and that is a risk no lap time justifies. An isolator keeps the fuel on the engine side of the firewall. Mounted to the engine side firewall, it is plumbed with the pressure source on the inlet and an antifreeze and water mix on the outlet, so the gauge reads pressure without fuel ever crossing the panel.
Black anodized aluminum, 0-80 PSI.
Features and Benefits:
- Fuel Pressure Isolator, Aluminum, Black, 0-80 PSI 61-300
- Our Fuel Pressure Isolator helps to eliminate hazards associated with drivers compartment mounted fuel pressure gauges. Typically mounted to the engine side firewall, the isolator is plumbed with a pressure source on the inlet side and an anti-freeze/water mix on the outlet, which connects to the gauge.
- Eliminate hazards associated with drivers compartment mounted fuel pressure gauges.
- Compatible with gasoline, alcohol, or methanol fuels.
- Made from black anodized, billet 6061-T6 aluminum for durability.
- Capable of monitoring pressures up to 80 PSI.
- Sold complete with 4AN adapter fittings, mounting bracket, and necessary hardware.
Product Details:
- Application: Fuel Pressure
- Material: Aluminum
- Finish: Black Anodized
- Sold As: Each
Product Description:
- Fuel Pressure Isolator
- 4 AN Fittings
- Aluminum
- Black Anodized
- Mechanical Pressure Gauges
- Kit
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