Fuel Pumps N/A

The REDHORSE PERFORMANCE Fuel Pump 6910 Series is a purpose-built electric in-line fuel pump designed for high-performance gasoline engines requiring reliable fuel delivery at elevated pressures. This pump is engineered for enthusiasts building forced induction systems, carburetor conversions, or fuel-injected engines that demand consistent flow beyond factory fuel system capabilities. At 280 liters per hour (lph) output capacity and 43 psi operating pressure, this pump bridges the gap between stock fuel systems and serious performance modifications where fuel starvation becomes a critical reliability concern.

Constructed from black anodized aluminum, the 6910 Series pump combines lightweight durability with corrosion resistance—essential qualities for engine bay installations exposed to heat, vibration, and fuel system chemicals. The pump features 10 AN male inlet and 8 AN male outlet ports, enabling seamless integration into custom fuel lines using industry-standard hose adapters and fittings. These large-diameter ports minimize restriction and pressure drop, ensuring the pump's full 280 lph capacity reaches the fuel rails without degradation. The aluminum construction also aids heat dissipation, extending pump longevity during sustained high-flow operations typical of turbo, supercharger, and nitrous oxide applications.

Mechanics and fabricators favor this pump for in-tank or in-line mounting in restomod projects, street rod builds, and performance fuel system upgrades where original equipment limitations become apparent. The 43 psi output accommodates both carburetor and fuel injection demand, making it versatile across engine modifications. Weighing just 2.52 lbs and measuring 9.65 inches in length, it fits tight engine bay layouts without requiring extensive repositioning. Installation requires 12-volt DC power supply and proper fuel line routing with appropriate fuel pressure regulators to protect downstream components and maintain safe operating parameters across all engine load conditions.