What Fuel System Components Does Aeromotive Sell Besides Fuel Pumps?

Aeromotive's official site organizes its catalog into more than just fuel pumps. Alongside pumps, it lists fuel regulators, fuel filters, fuel tanks (including Stealth Fuel Tanks), complete fuel systems, fuel cells, fuel rails, and water pumps. If you're building or upgrading a fuel delivery setup, these are the categories you'll browse to complete the system around a pump.

Fuel pressure regulators

A regulator controls fuel pressure delivered to the injectors, which matters once you move beyond a stock pump. Aeromotive's site lists a Compact EFI Fuel Pressure Regulator (Part Number: 13129–13136) as a best-selling item, priced at $208.60 on the page.

Use a regulator when your pump outflow needs to be stepped down or held at a target pressure for EFI. It's typically paired with an in-line or in-tank pump rather than used on its own.

Fuel filters

Filters protect injectors and the rest of the system from debris. The site lists a 10 Micron Black Fuel Filter with Male AN-06 Ports among best-selling products.

The "10 micron" rating and AN-06 port sizing are the two specs to match against your lines and pump output. A filter is a supporting component — it doesn't move fuel, so it's chosen after the pump and regulator.

Fuel tanks and fuel cells

Two distinct categories appear on the site:

• Fuel Tanks, including a Stealth Fuel Tanks line that has its own "Explore" entry on the homepage.
• Fuel Cells, listed as a separate category.

Tanks and cells are the storage side of the system. Stealth tanks are presented as a product line worth exploring on their own, which suggests they're aimed at builds where the tank itself is a design decision, not just a replacement part.

Complete fuel systems

The site groups Fuel Systems as a category, and its returnless in-tank systems show what a "complete system" looks like in practice. These bundle a pump with a VaporWorx Pulse Width Modulation Controller:

These are the option to consider when you want the pump, controller, and returnless plumbing matched by the manufacturer instead of assembled part by part.

Fuel rails and water pumps

Fuel Rails appear as their own category, sitting between the regulator and the injectors in a port-injection layout. Water Pumps are also listed — a related engine-cooling product rather than a fuel component, but part of the same catalog.

How to choose

Match components in this order:

1. Pump — sets your flow ceiling (the site offers a fuel pump finder and a shop-by-vehicle tool).
2. Regulator — holds pressure for your EFI setup.
3. Filter — sized by micron rating and port type (e.g., AN-06).
4. Rails, tanks, or cells — chosen to fit the chassis and the pump's inlet/outlet.
5. Complete system — pick one of the returnless bundles if you'd rather not match parts individually.

If you're unsure which pump fits your vehicle, the site's "Find a Fuel Pump" tool and universal pump finder are the starting points; the supporting components above are then selected around that result.