2005-2018 & 2021-2024 Cummins No-Drop Plus 290GPH Lift Pump (NDTSPD07290G)
Description
Description
Fits
| Year | Make | Model | Engine |
| 2005-2018 | Dodge | 2500/3500 | 5.9L Cummins |
| 2021-2024 | Dodge/RAM | 2500/3500 | 6.7L Cummins |
Power Rating: 1200-1500HP
Flow Rating: 290GPH
Filtration Rating: 2 Micron
Experience the ease and affordability of installing a Titanium Signature Series Plus Fuel System with this No-Drop Plus Kit. This innovative Fuel Sump eliminates the hassle of removing your fuel tank, simplifying installation and saving you time and money.
The Titanium Signature Series Plus is the next evolution of the popular Fass Titanium Signature Series Fuel System.
Part Number: NDTSPD07290G
Features
Features
- Increases fuel lubricity at least 10%
- Can 3x the life of injection components
- Removes over 99% of the water from fuel
- Eliminates entrained air & vapor
- Filters out debris down to 2 Microns absolute
- Provides FAR more fuel flow than OEM
- Electric Fuel Heater Kits available for cold environments
- Drastically simplifies installation
Includes:
- One (1) Titanium Signature Series Plus Fuel System for 2005-2018 & 2021-2024 Dodge/RAM 5.9L/6.7L Cummins (1200-1500hp) (TSPD07290G)
- ORB (O-Ring Boss) Fittings, 6061 aluminum black anodized fittings, and black fuel line
- One (1) FASS Fuel Sump Kit (SK5501)
Installation
Installation
Notes
Notes
- Installation of this kit on a cab and chassis may require modifications.
Questions and Answers
Questions and Answers
Previously asked questions
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Is there any reason not to go bigger on the lift pump for potential future horsepower gains, does the excess fuel not just return to the tank
No, you can safely go bigger because all excess fuel is simply sent right back to the fuel tank via the pump's integrated return line. But running a massive 290GPH pump on a mostly stock truck will cause the electric motor to run noticeably louder, generate more ambient fuel heat, and wear out its internal components and filters slightly faster than a smaller, properly sized pump would.
