Maxflow Fuel Pump Boosters, Ford Mustang Plug And Play Packages
*(2015-2018 Voltage Booster Package Pictured)
Features and Benefits:
- Designed to increase street or racing fuel pump output by 50+%.
- Advanced, state of the art microcontroller design and SMD layout for high reliability.
- Microprocessor controlled voltage output. Provides stable voltage to fuel pump, regardless of battery input voltage.
- Fused (40a) input simplifies installation and provides pump protection.
- Multi-phase circuitry for maximum (>90%) efficiency.
- Extruded aluminum housing designed for superior thermal management.
- Plug and play harness to allow seamless installation.
* Note: Installation bracket included with 2015-2018 Plug-and-Play Voltage Booster Packages are not compatible with convertible models, and will need to be alternately mounted.
CARB Compliance:
Parts are NOT CARB legal, and are legal in California only for racing vehicles which may never be used upon a highway (off-road use only). Installation of this part on a vehicle driven on public roads and highways is likely to violate U.S Law regarding motor vehicle emissions.
Features and Benefits:
- Designed to increase street or racing fuel pump output by 50+%.
- Advanced, state of the art microcontroller design and SMD layout for high reliability.
- Microprocessor controlled voltage output. Provides stable voltage to fuel pump, regardless of battery input voltage.
- Fused (40a) input simplifies installation and provides pump protection.
- Multi-phase circuitry for maximum (>90%) efficiency.
- Extruded aluminum housing designed for superior thermal management.
- Plug and play harness to allow seamless installation.
* Note: Installation bracket included with 2015-2018 Plug-and-Play Voltage Booster Packages are not compatible with convertible models, and will need to be alternately mounted.
CARB Compliance:
Parts are NOT CARB legal, and are legal in California only for racing vehicles which may never be used upon a highway (off-road use only). Installation of this part on a vehicle driven on public roads and highways is likely to violate U.S Law regarding motor vehicle emissions.
