EVIL ENERGY External Inline Fuel Pump Electric 300LPH High Flow 12V UniversalGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

UPDATE TO ORGINAL REVIEW BELOW.Evil Energy contacted me right away and after a couple back and fourth questions and such, they shipped out a new pump. Got it installed and it working like a champ. Time will tell if this one last longer than previous, but customer service was well appreciated.Product worked great at first. Was easy to install and relatively "quiet" for an external. However after about 6 months started noticing fuel starvation issues. Pump was starting to get much louder than first time. Rechecked all lines and replaced filters and still same issue and noise.Put in a older one I had laying around and no more starvation issues. Now that the warranty just happens to expired right before it went bad, I'll have to buy something else. WILL NOT BE BUYING THIS ONE AGAIN.

The best customer service I have ever experienced! I purchased this pump a month ago for a project Prelude I am building and let me just say this pump is solid, strong, and has no problem producing the pressure and flow needed. It even came with NPT to AN fittings to make life so much easier. Hooked it right up to all my new fuel lines. I am currently tuning the Prelude and ran into a couple issues which is expected. The fuel pump was making some odd noises and ended up popping a fuse. I contacted Evil Energy and they explained that the current load for this pump at 60+ PSI was going to be around 15 amps. My original pump never needed more than 10 amps. They also answered a few questions regarding my current setup and said they believe I may have a bad pump. A new pump has already been shipped out and on the way to me. Wow! That's incredible customer service and the fact that they replied to my questions in less than a day and even offered helpful input for my project makes it even greater. I may be having a few issues with my pump but it's also installed on a 1987 Honda that was known for rust contaminating the fuel system and I have replaced just about everything on it but I am still very happy that I chose this company. They are taking care of me whether the error is on my side or theirs. Thats good business, and being a business man it means lot to me. I will definitely be purchasing more products from Evil Energy and will let my fellow car builders know the wonderful treatment and product I have received. Thank you Evil Energy! You guys are great and I look forward to the future business we will be doing together. If you send me some stickers I will advertise for you on all of my builds!

I am using Evil Energy for most of my fuel line setup on chevy 350 blueprint with a holley sniper EFI. Hoped to have this work as well as the rest of the products i’ve bought from them and unfortunately it did not work as hoped for. wired it up. finished the rest of the setup and began to prime when i found that it was not delivering fuel. It primed electronically but just wasn’t delivering pressure. I took the line off before the pump connector and siphoned the line to make sure I didn’t mess something else up but it immediately started siphoning. Disappointed because it was a great price for a pump that fit my specs and now am stuck with buying the 200 dollar holley pump.

Always a great product!

Re: Evil Energy 044 Fuel Pump - Only one correct sized electric terminal nut of two supplied with the pump actually fit; S/B M4-0.7 and M5-0.8.I haven't run the unit yet, but some of the quality reviews combine with lack of attention to every detail is now belatedly making me anxious.With regard to poor instructions mentioned by some reviewers, I noted for example the requirement for two o-rings for the connecting ORB AN fittings. Since that type of fitting always has one rubber o-ring, does that instruction mean the addition of a supplied copper closest to the pump for a total of two, or to use of one rubber and two copper. Since I preferred more thread depth, I assumed one copper closest to the pump rather than two copper o-rings, plus the standard rubber o-ring.Off to the hardware store to purchase the missing correct sized nut.

Great value for your money! Have had it for a while now with no issues! Im ordering another at this process just to have on hand!

Great pump

You need extra fittings and the use metric threads which are hard to source in my area..