Universal Electric Fuel Pump 2-3.5psi 28gph

The MR. GASKET Universal Electric Fuel Pump 2-3.5psi 28gph (SKU: MRG42S) is a compact in-line micro pump engineered for low-pressure fuel delivery in classic hot rods, custom carbureted builds, and lightweight race applications. Designed for builders who need a reliable, plug-and-play solution without the complexity of full mechanical fuel systems, this pump delivers consistent flow at modest pressure ratings ideal for gravity-feed tank setups and auxiliary fuel circuits. Whether you're restoring a vintage muscle car or fine-tuning a street rod fuel delivery, this electric pump fills the gap between tank-mounted units and high-capacity performance pumps.

Operating at 2–3.5 PSI with a free-flow capacity of 28 gallons per hour, the pump is built as a micro in-line unit with integrated filtration to protect downstream fuel system components from contamination. The 1/8 inch NPT inlet allows flexible plumbing integration, while the 5/16 inch hose barb outlet suits standard fuel line diameters common in street and bracket racing applications. At just 1.06 pounds and compact dimensions of 6.25 x 3.95 x 6.35 inches, installation is straightforward—mount it inline between tank and carburetor, wire to a 12-volt auxiliary circuit with proper relay protection, and achieve consistent fuel delivery without complex mechanical linkages or belt-driven dependencies.

Mechanics and hot rod enthusiasts favor this pump for carbureted four-barrel setups, fuel cell auxiliary circuits, and bracket race fuel systems where reliability and simplicity outweigh maximum flow demand. Its modest pressure range prevents carburetor needle-and-seat flooding, making it ideal for traditional float-bowl fuel delivery where regulated pressure matters as much as volume. Installation requires basic plumbing skills—route inlet line from fuel tank or cell, connect outlet to carburetor fuel inlet, and secure the pump body using the mounting provisions provided. Always install an inline fuel filter on the inlet side and use a relay to protect electrical circuits from sustained pump draw.