Exactly what I thought it was. Perfect replacement at a reasonable price

I was a bit worried that it wouldn't fit correctly but no... it is the exact same as the stock pump. So glad I found this store

Product seems very well made and it worked as it suppose to! Made my Can am outlander run again. Took about hr to install not bad

happy with item
well made and worked well used a transfer pump from vessel to can.
worked well and standard spade connectors fitted the connector supplied.
price good and handy to have around the shop.

For the rating the pump is for/gph, the cost of this pump is very reasonable.
As a replacment pump, this has been working fine for intermittent uses over the last few weeks. A longer trip showed no issues and many shorter in town trips all without issue.

It worked good, simple as easy install once the fuel pump is out.

It seems well built and has quality features, plus it comes with the hoses, clamps, inlet filter socks and wiring pigtail. I watched a recent video by a respected mechanic and racer who found a difficult to diagnose fuel pressure problem was caused by the hose not being secured to the pump outlet because of poor quality clamps and no hose barb; this quality pump has a barb to retain the hose as well as the preferred worm-drive clamps. Not all aftermarket replacement parts are well engineered, but this fuel pump is a winner.

Price it right!!!! Bought a few for backup. Yamaha price was ridiculous

really good fuel pump and worth the money. I have a 4age 20v blacktop that I REV 8K on occasion for a decent amount of time during a drift. It supplies enough fuel and hasn't gave me any issues what so ever. my gas tank is on empty most of the time ( running a car on empty will over heat the fuel pump and decrease the life of the pump) and still pumps fuel everyday. the noise level is the same as any in tank efi fuel pump. It's a cheap fuel pump that gives you more than what you pay for. thatcarguy_ae86 my instagram if you hav any questions regarding this fuel pump.

Looks good and dont use a impact to tighten it up use a torque wrench and go slow and it wount scratch.