BLOX Racing 255LPH Electric Fuel Pump, In-tank - Center Inlet, REF:

SKU: 0P8C5 | MPN:  BXFU-01340
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BLOX Racing 255 fuel pumps are designed as a direct replacement or high performance upgrade for fuel systems requiring additional flow for high horsepower naturally aspirated and forced induction engine builds.

BLOX Racing 255 fuel pumps are available in three configurations that cover most vehicle applications and feature the same dimensions as other pumps referenced as GSS340, GSS341 and GSS342 respectively.  It is highly recommended to cross-reference factory fuel pump models in order to confirm the specific type required: Center Inlet, Offset Inlet, Inline Inlet.

  • Electric, in-tank
  • For gasoline engines
  • Not intended for carbureted engines
  • Not intended for external use

PART NUMBER

CONFIGURATION

PRODUCT INCLUDES

255 FUEL PUMP

FILTER

HARNESS

HOSE

CLAMPS

SLEEVE

CUP

WASHER

BXFU-01340

CENTER INLET

2x5

1x

4"

2x

1x

NO

NO

BXFU-01341

OFFSET INLET

2X2

1x

4"

2x

1x

NO

YES

BXFU-01342

INLINE INLET

2X2

1x

4"

2x

1x

1x

YES

 

255 *

PSI

LBS/HR (WEIGHT)

L/MIN

L/HR (VOLUME)

AMPS

40

464.78

5.01

300.73

8.63

45

451.89

4.88

292.53

8.95

50

435.67

4.70

282.13

9.32

55

422.11

4.55

273.07

9.69

60

406.78

4.39

263.33

10.04

65

389.67

4.21

252.47

10.41

70

375.56

4.05

243.27

10.83

75

362.56

3.91

234.67

11.25

80

348.33

3.76

225.47

11.63

85

333.22

3.60

215.87

12.07

90

319.00

3.11

186.67

12.39

95

302.67

3.28

196.53

12.81

100

290.00

3.13

188.00

13.15

Tested @ 13.2 Volts; Measured 18" from fuel pump; 14-gauge wire

Specific gravity = 0.706

Relief valve opening @ 121.22 PSI; Full opening @ 163.44 PSI

*              Independent fuel pump flow testing performed by 

Published results calculated using averages of center inlet, offset inlet and inline inlet testing data

WARNING

It is highly recommended that a qualified mechanic with fuel systems training perform the installation.  Working with fuel and pressurized systems is dangerous and can lead to serious injuries and burns and possibly, death.