Fuel Pump BBC 15PSI Stock Chassis Inlet

The PRO/CAM Fuel Pump BBC 15PSI Stock Chassis Inlet (Model 9372-SC) is a mechanical fuel pump engineered specifically for big block Chevy engines running traditional carbureted or naturally aspirated fuel systems. Built for street machines, hot rods, and classic truck builders who demand reliable fuel delivery without electronic complexity, this pump eliminates the need for costly fuel system upgrades while maintaining stock-style engine bay aesthetics. Rated at 130 gallons per hour at 15 PSI, it provides sufficient flow for street-level big block performance without over-pressurizing carburetors or introducing fuel system stress.

This mechanical pump operates via camshaft-driven actuation, responding directly to engine speed and load conditions for naturally regulated fuel delivery—a proven design that requires no electrical wiring or fuel pressure regulators in many carbureted applications. The 1/2-inch NPT female inlet and outlet ports accept standard hardline or rubber fuel line connections commonly found in vintage and hot rod fuel systems, making integration straightforward without custom adapters. Weighing just 2.74 lbs with compact dimensions of 6 x 4.5 x 6.5 inches, the pump fits tight engine bays where modern electric fuel modules cannot. The 15 PSI rating is ideal for float-bowl carburetors and eliminates the complexity of dual-stage electric systems for traditional big block builds.

Street rod builders, classic Chevy truck restorers, and carbureted performance enthusiasts benefit most from this pump's direct, no-nonsense design. Installation onto a stock chassis inlet location preserves originality while restoring functionality in restorations or performance refreshes. Verify your big block engine's fuel pump mounting location and port thread size before purchase; this pump is optimized for standard BBC applications and may require adapter evaluation for non-standard configurations. Ideal for 350, 396, 402, 427, and 454 big block engines running traditional carburetors or mechanical fuel systems.