This BBK fuel-system component is designed for the exact vehicle or component configuration identified on this page. Review the verified fitment or universal interface, specifications, included parts, and installation requirements before ordering.

Key Features

• 300 LPH Or Approximately 80 GPH Feeds Up To 800 HP.
• Increases Total Fuel Volume to Support More Horsepower.

Fitment

Specifications

What’s Included

One new BBK product identified by manufacturer part number 1862. Gaskets, fasteners, wiring, sensors, fittings, clamps, filters, fluids, tuning, and companion components are included only when expressly stated for this exact part number.

About BBK

BBK develops intake, throttle-body, exhaust, fuel, oil-separation, and chassis products for domestic performance vehicles. Product selection remains exact-application and exact-part-number specific.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will this BBK fuel-system component fit my 1999-2000 Ford Mustang Base?
That application is listed, but confirm the engine in Specifications, transmission, drivetrain, body style, emissions equipment, production split, and every BBK note before ordering.

What must match before installation?
Confirm fuel type, pressure or flow range, electrical connector, fittings, seals, tank or rail design, and every vehicle application note.

How should the system be checked after installation?
Prime and inspect the complete fuel system for leaks with the engine off, then verify pressure and operation using the current service procedure.

Installation Instructions

Follow the current BBK instructions and vehicle service information for this exact part number. Confirm the application, interfaces, tools, hardware, fluids, torque values, wiring, clearances, emissions equipment, calibration, leak checks, and startup procedure before returning the vehicle to service. Professional installation is recommended for fuel, exhaust, suspension, drivetrain, or electronic throttle work.