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PRP Custom Mechanical Fuel Pump Kit - Nissan RB20/RB25/RB26

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PRP Custom Mechanical Fuel Pump Kit - Nissan RB20/RB25/RB26PLEASE SPECIFY YOUR CAS BRACKET COLOUR IN THE CART AREA 'SPECIAL NOTES' SECTION, AVAILABLE COLOURS INCLUDE: Black Gold Silver Bronze Cardo Zinc Grey Purple Red Blue Green Orange Teal. This Mechanical Fuel Pump listing is tailored to those who already have a PRP top and bottom trigger kit, for those who wish to purchase one of our Mechanical Fuel Pump AND Trigger Kits, we recommend you click HERE to view our options. With the introduction of Alcohol

PLEASE SPECIFY YOUR CAS BRACKET COLOUR IN THE CART AREA 'SPECIAL NOTES' SECTION, AVAILABLE COLOURS INCLUDE:

Black / Gold / Silver / Bronze / Cardo Zinc / Grey / Purple / Red / Blue / Green / Orange / Teal.

This Mechanical Fuel Pump listing is tailored to those who already have a PRP top and bottom trigger kit, for those who wish to purchase one of our Mechanical Fuel Pump AND Trigger Kits, we recommend you click HERE to view our options.

With the introduction of Alcohol based fuels, the modern performance vehicle is using much more fuel than it ever was before. Platinum Racing Products addresses the need for dependable fuel delivery and accurate timing when increasing power on your Nissan RB twin cam engine.

Rather than add more fuel pumps to address the increased volume of fuel required, PRP has designed this kit to incorporate our trigger kits and house many of the leading mechanical fuel pumps on the market today including, "Kinsler, Weldon, Waterman, and Enderlie".

The fuel pumps are fitted onto a billet alloy bracket that utilizes the cam gear to drive the mechanical fuel pump and the entire kit works seamlessly with any of our listed below trigger kits with ZERO interference. 

PRP mechanical fuel pump kits have many benefits such as:

  • Easy installation
  • No wiring needed or expensive bulkheads.
  • Flawlessly incorporates any of our trigger kits listed below.
  • Efficient on your electrical system as they not use electricity at all.
  • Makes no noise compared to their electronic counterparts.
  • Come as a fully integrated kit using our latest Trigger Kit options. 
  • Will not fail when installed correctly and provides easy access for diagnostics.
  • Is a tried and proven system that has been used for DECADES in Indy and Nascar applications.
  • Cost effective, especially when you consider the money saved on fitting and wiring up an electrical fuel pump system.
  • Extremely reliable and has been used in some monster street GTR's making over 2000whp and some tube chassis RB and JZ examples are making close to 3000whp!

  • PLEASE NOTE:

    • Single CAS bracket option includes a Cherry / ZF Sensor and comes as pictured. All compatible trigger kits that use a Single CAS bracket use the Cherry ZF sensor anyway and this is a good way to refresh an existing unit.
    • Double CAS brackets do not come with ANY sensors and come as pictured.

    CRITICAL INFORMATION:

    • Small bore mounts are to suit the following pumps: Kinsler / Weldon / Waterman.
    • Large bore mounts are to suit the following pumps: Enderlie / Aeromotive / Magnus.

       

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