HP pumps can support as much as 1,050 horsepower.

Providing the proper amount of fuel to any high horsepower application is critical to not only making power reliably, but also safely. For high output street vehicles to race engines demanding fuel for as much as 2,100 horsepower Holley has a fuel pump solution in their Billet Electric In-line Fuel Pumps.

These pump are a gerotor design which yields light weight, and quiet operation. Durability tests have shown the pumps to have a service life of over 3,000 hours, and over 100,000 miles in many applications. The pumps are also compatible with gasoline, diesel, or E85 fuel. Their compact design allows them to be mounted in a variety of locations where space may be a concern. Pumps are compatible with up to an 18.5 volt charging system and 80 psi of pressure.

Beginning with the HP pump part number 12-700, this pump features a -08 AN inlet and outlet port, this pump is good for EFI applications making as much as 700 hp, and carbureted applications making as much as 900 hp. The HP Hi-Flow, part number 12-890, is a step up from the standard HP and supports as much as 900 hp in EFI applications and as much as 1,050 hp in carbureted applications.

Dominator pumps can support up to 2,100 hp.

If you have an application making serious power, the Dominator pumps are where you need to look. These pumps feature -10 AN inlet and outlet fittings as well as a compact, lightweight body. The Dominator pump, part number 12-1400, will support up to 1,400 hp in an EFI engine, and up to 1,830 hp for those using a carburetor. The Dominator Hi-Flow, part number 12-1800, can support up to 1,800 hp EFI and up to 2,100 if that engine wears a carburetor.

Whether you have a high output street beast, or are building a car or truck that will be making extreme horsepower for a racing application, Holley has a fuel pump that can handle your needs. Check out these pumps and their line of other fuel system components at the Holley web-site.