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HOMEPAGE (https://mpsracing.com) MPS Racing
[IMG: search] [H5] [IMG: Scammer Alerts] Scammer Page last updated 05/12/22 [IMG: MPS Logo] [IMG: AEM Logo] [IMG: APE Logo] [IMG: ARC Logo] [IMG: Brocks Logo] [IMG: Computech Logo] [IMG: Crower Logo] [IMG: Daytona Sensor Logo] [IMG: Dedenbear Logo] [IMG: DME Logo] [IMG: Dyna Logo] [IMG: DynoJet Logo] [IMG: Earl] [IMG: EK Chain Logo] [IMG: EnergyCoil Logo] [IMG: Exoticycle Logo] [IMG: FuelTech Logo] [IMG: Holley Logo] [IMG: Holley EFI Gold Certified ealer] [IMG: Injector Dynamics] [IMG: JE Piston Logo] [IMG: Jiffy-tite Logo] [IMG: K&R Logo] [IMG: Kibblewhite Logo] [IMG: Magna Fuel Logo] [IMG: MaxxECU] [IMG: MSD Logo] [IMG: MTC Logo] [IMG: NOS Logo] [IMG: NX Logo] [IMG: PMR Logo] [IMG: Roaring Toyz Logo] [IMG: Schnitz Logo] [IMG: Suzuki Logo] [IMG: Vance & Hines Logo] [IMG: VooDoo Logo] [IMG: Vortex Logo] [IMG: WebCam Logo] [IMG: World Wide Bearings] [IMG: Credit Card Verification Agreement] [H4] [IMG: HardTimes MPS Logo] [H4] Thanks for shopping at MPS Racing, if you have issues with website login or making a purchase please use hardtimesparts.com or you can give us a call 423-839-5017. [H4] [H4] Beth Rudd is proud to announce Dan's well earned retirement. As most already know, Dustin Lee of Hard Times is carrying on the MPS torch. [H4] MPS parts manufacturing, sales and service is moving to TN as of 12/6/24. Welcome to Motorcycle Performance Specialties online! We have been a manufacturer and distributor of motorcycle performance products since 1980. We take great pride in all products that we manufacture or distribute. This web site is constantly being updated to give you the latest information about all the products we sell. The buttons on the top of the page and the catalog navigation bar will help you navigate quickly to the parts in which you are interested. Passing your mouse over the catalog navigation bar buttons will drop down the included categories. [H3] [H3] Check out our USED PARTS page [H2] PRODUCTS NOW available at MPS [H3] Wossner Hayabusa Cast Block [IMG: Wossner Hayabusa Cylinder 84mm] Complete cylinder casting 84.0mm Bore Diameter Nickel Silicon Carbide plated for durability Diamond honed for precise sizing and optimal ring seal Cylinder bore surface provides high oil retention and reduced friction [IMG: MPS ad] [IMG: Classified Ads] [H2] [IMG: MPS has 1st aftermarket EFI product]
SUB-PAGE · THIN (https://mpsracing.com/search/search.asp) MPS Search Results
[IMG: MPS Top Banner] Search MPS Site Enter one or more keywords to search for using the MPS Search Engine Note that '*' and '?' wildcards are supported To search by part number, please enclose it in "*". For example, *1-0070* Search powered by Zoom Search Engine [H5] All Parts sold by MPS are for closed course use only. They are not intended for use on public streets or highways. [IMG: Credit Cards Accepted] [H4] Motorcycle Performance Specialties 380 Orange Lane - Casselberry, Florida 32707 Phone (321) 972-8282 - Fax (321) 972-5123 Hours: 9am - 5pm, Monday-Friday Sales Email: Sales@mpsracing.com [H5] ©1995-2022 Motorcycle Performance Specialties. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy
SUB-PAGE (https://mpsracing.com/Pages/Scammers.html) MPS Racing Scammer Alerts
[H1] Scammer Alerts [H3] Most Recent Additions 12/7/21: Nick Jones Indianapolis, IN. Not necessarily a scammer but he sure is a whiner. Customer placed order online 10/7 @ 2126. The order was processed on 10/8 and shipped (picked up by UPS @ 1643). Customer sent an email on 10/8 @ 1736 requesting cancellation claiming he didn't realize we shipped via UPS even though he chose that shipping option when ordering. He was irate at the restock fee claiming MPS must be hard up for money if we have process cancelled orders just to collect the restock fee. Date and time stamps do not lie. Due to his rude behavior and accusations, he was charged the posted restock fee. I refunded his card minus the 20% (product only) posted restock fee. It was brought to my attention that there was a data entry error, and the customer was over charged $1.88 on the original order. I refunded that immediately once I was aware. Customer initiated a chargeback with the credit card company for the full amount claiming that the item they received wasn't as described. Customer is not disputing the actual products shipped. He simply changed his mind and does not want to pay the restock fee. Once that dispute didnt go his way, he reported us to the Better Business Bureau for not abiding to our terms of 20% restock fee. He is convinced we should pay outbound and inbound and shipping because he changed his mind. Better Business Bureau dismissed the case (duh). 8/18/21: Per Paul Gast, FBG will NO LONGER deal with the following customer. Mike Ramirez 1413 KENT WAY FAIRFIELD, CA 94533 707-208-8335/CALIMIKE@YAHOO.COM He initiated a credit card chargeback for the amount of $2,150.00. Which is fine BUT he will not return the product, and the credit card company states that he is not required to. He got the money AND the product.......do business with this crook at your own risk... 09/2020: 3 different orders were placed for Gen 2 Hayabusa part using stolen cards. The ship to addresses were: 22608 Ridgeway Ave, Richton Park, IL 60471 (2 orders) 507 E. Glenwood Lansing Road, Glenwood, IL 60425 (1 order) 5/27/20: Brian Maes of 26970 Colgate St, Inkster, MI 48141 tried to have $630 worth of parts 2nd day aired to his home. Problem is he was trying to use a stolen credit cart. He had done the same thing to Schnitz back in 11/2019. That transaction ended in a chargeback unfortunately. Todays transaction ended with the bank and the authorities being given this scammer's address. Dan oh so politely (not) explained this to Brian. [H3] Stolen Credit Card Alerts 09/2020: 3 different orders were placed for Gen 2 Hayabusa part using stolen cards. The ship to addresses were: 22608 Ridgeway Ave, Richton Park, IL 60471 (2 orders) 507 E. Glenwood Lansing Road, Glenwood, IL 60425 (1 order) 5/27/20: Brian Maes of 26970 Colgate St, Inkster, MI 48141 tried to have $630 worth of parts 2nd day aired to his home. Problem is he was trying to use a stolen credit cart. He had done the same thing to Schnitz back in 11/2019. That transaction ended in a chargeback unfortunately. Todays transaction ended with the bank and the authorities being given this scammer's address. Dan oh so politely (not) explained this to Brian. 10/16/19: Morris Creggett Jr. tried to order a Spyder Nitrous Kit for a Hayabusa using a stolen credit card. He was having the parts shipped to his home at 912 West Front, Altheimer, AR 72004. His Email address is morriscreggettjr26@hotmail.com, number on the order was 870-329-4835 but he called fro 870-717-2293. His Facebook is https://www.facebook.com/morris.creggett. We have many common friends on Facebook. I have contacted to the actual card holder in NY and passed along all the information to provide to the police. I am alerting all our dealers and distributors. 10/10/19: From Dogwood Racing: Keep your eyes out for this guy. He purchased a product from me on 9/23/19 and not long after a PayPal dispute was opened on the charge. I'm guessing he used a stolen credit card. See the attachment for a screen shot of his FB page (Kidd White). He answered as Corey White on the phone. He has used two phone numbers 313-564-9133 and 313-326-6121. The PayPal info I received was from Lauren Kalin***** (I'm guessing she is the CC victim) and he used a ship to address of 9962 Westwood St Detroit MI 48228. He purchased parts for a 06-11 ZX14. I confronted him by phone about the dispute. He said he will get to the bottom of it and let me know. Holding my breath LOL. 3/21/18: PLEASE SHARE AND REPOST from Montgomery Motorsports: Unfortunately the Facebook Post was removed (b/c the culprits complained I assume) but here is the crime. Dear Friends/Customers/Racers & Fans of MMS (Montgomery Motorsports), We had a very unfortunate case of fraud occur recently, which ultimately resulted in three of our beautifully hand-crafted carbon fiber Hayabusa fuel tanks being stolen (two regular weave & one checkered weave). While we have worked diligently to rectify and resolve the situation, our many attempts have been unsuccessful. We know our community of customers, racers, friends, family, & fans is very strong, which is why we’re asking for your help. If you or anyone you know can help us in the recovery of any of the three stolen tanks (Retailed at $1500.00 each) we will reward anyone who can have a tank returned to MMS. The reward will depend on the condition of the tanks, but rest assured we will have a cash reward for the return of any or all of the stolen tanks. So, here are some of the details: Tanks were purchased via a stolen credit card & shipped to 8732 NW 119 Street, Bay #3, Hialeah Gardens, FL 33018 (address is for Willy’s Auto Services) and supposedly to “Steve Collins”. To save some time & unnecessary information, the tanks were located via Facebook as Knights Wedoitbetter posted multiple photos & attempted to sell tanks online. Just in the last week another person of interest appeared when Orestes Delgado attempted to sell one of the tanks on a Facebook group. So, from everything we know, the tanks are still in Florida floating around between this collusion of thief’s. If you have any information regarding this, we would appreciate your help… OR if you can assist in having the tanks returned we will not ask questions once they are returned and will reward for any or all tanks that are returned to our facility. Thank you all! 2/21/18: Received an internet order for a Gen II clutch totalling $2429.89 including next day air shipping. I called the credit card issuing bank to alert them of the suspected fraud. The IP address of the scammer is 12.200.127.131 which appears to be out of California. The ship to address (different from the billing address) was 2613 Windy Hill Point, Lawrenceville, GA 30022. I am not including the name on the order because it is the name of the actual card holder and the card has been reported. 8/17/16: Albert Situmorang placed an order for 3 dyna 2000 ignitions. Address provided is a shipping company in MN. Credit card provided issued in Canada (CIBC 800-465-4653). They verified the card does not belong to this name or address. Clinton at Vyking Ship (952-941-2452) said person who rented the suite is from Indonesia. He is closing the guys shipping account due to the fraud. 03/02/16: Received internet order from email address jrocket655s@mail.com and IP address 50.192.254.2. Shipping address was different than billing address of the card. The order was for a CBR1000 12-13 PC5. Basic order but it smelled fishy. American Express contacted card holder and verified they had not placed the order. Be weary of any orders shipping to 641 Douvd Ave, Elizabeth, NJ 0720. 12/25/15: Received an internet order for over $1200 worth of parts shipping to an address in MN. The order was placed under the name David Regar. After a very brief investigation (because it screamed scam) it was discovered the address is a shipping company, the person who ordered ships to Indonesia and the card was stolen. Credit card company notified card holder and we notified the shipping company who then closed his account. 8/24/15: Received final chargeback notification for an order processed in May. Scammer info: Dewih Aminah, 76 Shau Kei Wan Main St, 1/F Front Portion, Kwongshun Mansion, Shau Kei Wan Eastern , HK. It was a small order for a single MSD coil and plug wire shipping US Mail. 1/23/15: Spoke to a male (calling from 904-236-9372) who claimed to be from TN wanting to order an MPS Spyder Dry Nitrous Kit for a 2005 GSXR1000 for his brother in Jacksonville. He was offended that I would only ship to the billing address of the credit card. We later received an internet order from IP address 208.54.85.131 for a Spyder Dry Nitrous Kit for a 2005 GSXR1000 overnighted to Jacksonville.. The order was placed under the name John Reaves from TN (creative fake name considering the card was stolen from a TN John Deere dealer employee named Reaves). Attempted to call "Mr. Reaves" at the above number but was told by a female he had borrowed the phone and the owner of the phone did not know him. The ship to address was 6892 Wall Springs Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32222. (In 2006 we had a customer by the name of Flemmon Seymour at that address) and email address legiontemp@aol.com. Later in the day received a call from 904-236-9372 (caller ID Seymour Flemmon) wanting to make sure we knew he let some stranger borrow his phone. Sadly enough, that address is also the corporate address of a Jacksonville day care center whose registered agent's name is Seymour!!! Sad, sad commentary. 12/7/14: Received internet order from IP address98.25.41.217 for a Hayabusa Slider Basket. Overnight shipping was requested to 5737 Brodgon Road (could be Lane?), Alcolu, SC 29001. The email address provided was bcook2712@gmail.com. I spoke to the credit card holder and she confirmed she did not authorize this transaction. The authorities are being contacted and given all pertinent information to catch these thieves. 01/20/14: Received internet order from IP address 103.16.26.206 for a Simpson helmet (totaling $742.81). The order was placed under the name Tri Wahyuni and the address Beco Colonos 3, FL 05, Flat A ED, Macau City Ngai Cheng Kuok - St. Anthony (Macau). The email used is wahyuni.racing@gmail.com and the phone number is 853-485-2399. Attempted to contact the "customer" to no avail. Alerted issuing bank of fraud 12/12/13: Received internet order from IP address 76.173.162.13 for a Holley Traction Control. Customer wanted unit overnighted to 5459 4th Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90043 (not the billing address of the Amex). The Email address is landeroskristin@yahoo.com and the telephone number is 213-926-2292. Contacted "customer" and let her know I had to ship to the billing address of the card. She fought but finally hung up on me. Notified American Express as well as the 77th division of the LAPD (213-485-4161). 06/19/13: Received internet order from an IP address in Lake Placid, FL (74.5.188.96) for $1800+ worth of transmission parts for a 2003 Hayabusa. The parts were to be shipped to 527 Upstate Ave S, Lehigh Acres, FL 33974. Phone number is 480-231-5989 which no one ever answers. The American Express card number they were trying to use was stolen from a Ford dealership in IA. Provided them all information to give to the authorities. 07/03/13: Received another identical order from IP address in Fort Meyers, FL (69.136.24.205). Phone number on this order is 239-324-9502. A male answers this phone "-------- Cycles". I could not understand him and he hung up when I asked him to repeat the name. This time the card was stolen from a Scion Dealership in OH. Lee Co Sheriff's Office has been notified 05/26/13: Received internet order from an IP address in Morraco ordering air shifter parts. Billing address of card is in France. Card stolen (Duh!). Name of the person on the order is Akram Kraimi and his email is mybkr12@gmail.com. He chats on email. Was ordering for a 2009 GSXR750. 05/17/13: Received an internet order for over $900 worth of Dyna ignitions. We did not ship anything due to the suspicious nature of the order. The customer's name is Hendrik Purnomo. Address is 55335 Corwin Rd, Unit A974141,Elkhart,IN 46514. The card he is using is stolen. The address is a shipping company by the name of Viaddress. The number he provides belongs to a very nice lady who has received 50+ of calls from merchants looking for this scammer. Called Elkhart PD but they are unwilling to contact Viaddress to see who owns the unit. I hunted down the number to Viaddress (574-742-8203) and spoke to Andrea. She confirmed the unit belongs to Hendrik who lives in Indonesia (surprise, surprise!). They have not shipped any product as of yet. She is more than willing to allow the police access to the unit.. I tracked down a few of the victims ($800 in music supplies, $450 in clothing, $700 watch, $600+ kayak, etc ) and left a message for the Detective that has been Viaddress before. 04/17/13: KWS gave us this info with regard to the scam. They was scammed out of over $7K in product to a customer who claimed to call from California (b/c he was stationed there in the military), placed 2 orders, then had his "local friend" in SC go by KWS collect the parts. Unfortunately no ID was obtained from the guy that picked up the products any of the multiple times he did so. All the products seem to be for an 06 GSXR 1000. One of the things they stole was a set of BST carbon fiber wheels with serial numbers 4759 (front) and 114 (rear). Bill to: Mr David Johnson 18135 Querida Sol Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067 803-406-0875, BigDavid265@gmail.com Ship to (or pick up): Mr David Johnson 2260 Kolb Rd Sumter, SC 29154 803-406-0875, BigDavid265@gmail.com When the card was processed it matched the billing address in CA. Everything was fine until the cardholder filed a chargeback. It is believed the house in SC is the residence of Deloris C Walton. 1/30/13: Score one for the good guys! Received a restitution check in the amount of $85.95 along with the restitution paperwork. Obviously I have no idea who Kilalblo Wilson, Jerel Wilkerson, or Langston Williams (named defendants) are and I have no records of a transaction totaling $1,116.44. I obtained a copy of the indictment and figured out it was a Jacksonville, FL crime occurring 12/2004-01/2005. That's when a light bulb went off. We had received a couple of $2 to $5 restitution checks back in 2006 but then they stopped. This was the first case I was aided by Jeff Rohrer of Secret Service in Jax. Police would do nothing but he was incredibly helpful. Here is the timeline I sent him (along with tons of documentation and phone calls) to get these jerks. 7/9/12: Took order from Boyd of Deming, NM totaling $818.34. It was for a dry nitrous
SUB-PAGE (https://mpsracing.com/products/MPS/FuelPumps.asp) Fuel Pumps & Regulators
[H1] Fuel Pumps & Regulators [H4] [IMG: AEM Logo] A High Flow, High Pressure Pump in the popular "044 Style" Dimension [IMG: AEM Fuel Pump 89-50-1005] The AEM 100gph (380lph) high flow, high pressure fuel pump is perfect for high performance naturally aspirated and forced induction EFI vehicles. The high flow, high pressure fuel pump can be installed externally or in-tank using optional hardware that is sold separately. It utilizes the industry standard 044 Style envelope and -10 AN female inlet and -6 AN female outlet connections for easy installation on new applications and for quick [IMG: MPS AEM Fuel Pump Bracket] replacement of existing competitor fuel pumps. The 89-50-1005 fuel pump delivers incredible performance and value. A male -6 to -8 AN discharge fitting with integral high pressure check valve, terminal nuts, terminal boots and installation instructions are included. Optional accessories that are sold separately include a -10 ORB fitting inlet pre-filter (for use with in-tank installations), and both -8 and -6 discharge adapters without integral check valves. Accessory fittings are hard anodized. Designed for high output naturally aspirated and forced induction EFI vehicles Popular 044 Style physical configuration but with AN inlet & discharge port connections Maintains very high flow even at boosted fuel pressures; 340 l/h @ 73 psi (30 psi boost) Installs externally or in-tank Capable of supporting over 1,200 HP normally aspirated and a whopping 860 HP at 30 psi boost!* Each pump individually tested to flow minimum of: 100gal/h (380l/h), 600 PPH @ 43 psi [IMG: AEM high-flow in-tank fuel pump HP vs Pressure] 90gal/h (340l/h), 539 PPH @ 73 psi 71gal/h (270l/h), 428 PPH @ 120 psi See complete flow curves from 35 to 120 psi and current draw vs. fuel pressure charts For gasoline vehicles (pump life will be diminished when used with alcohol fuels) Kit includes fuel pump, -6 to -8 male AN discharge fitting with check valve, terminal nuts & boots, instructions Optional -10 ORB fitting pre-filter, -6 and -8 discharge adapters without the integral check valves [IMG: AEM Fuel Pressure Regulator] AEM's Universal Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator is capable of supporting enough fuel flow for engines up to 1000 horsepower. Patented interchangeable discharge ports enable the regulator's output to match the output of any fuel pump. This universal FPR is tapped to accept a -6 AN, or 9/16x18 fittings and includes a 1/8 NPT port for a fuel pressure gauge or pressure sensor pick up. [IMG: AEM Pressure Regulator Rebuild Kit] Universal fuel pressure regulator adapts to virtually any vehicle Interchangeable discharge ports match regulator output to output of any fuel pump Adjustable from 20 psi to maximum fuel pump capacity Supports fuel flow in racing applications up to 1,000 horsepower CNC-machined from 6061-T6 billet aluminum Manufactured and assembled in the USA Patent # 6,298,828 Part Number Description Racer Price 89-50-1005 AEM Fuel Pump 044 Style 380 l/h $198.95 1-0930 MPS Mounting Bracket for AEM Fuel Pump Aluminum $25.20 1-0741 MPS AEM Fuel Pump Fitting Kit $25.20 89-50-1200 AEM Fuel Pump In Tank, 320 l/h, E85 Alcohol $152.95 89-25-302BK AEM Fuel Pressure Regulator Adjustable $160.00 89-25-392 AEM Pressure Regulator Rebuild Kit $70.00 1-0752 MPS AEM Fuel Pressure Regulator Fitting Kit (3 x-6 Male) $30.45 1-0752-1 MPS AEM Fuel Pressure Regulator Fitting Kit (2 x-6 Male, 1 Plug) $30.45 [IMG: MPS Logo] T [IMG: MPS Fuel Pump] hese MPS high pressure inline fuel pumps have a lightweight compact design that fits most EFI applications including turbo and supercharged. They're ideal as a universal fuel pump for replacement, racing, or for performance purposes where higher pressure fuel is necessary. These fuel pumps are capable of supporting up to 600+ horsepower normally aspirated. Boosted applications that see higher fuel pressures can still make 500+ hp with this pump. These external inline pumps have inlet and outlet thread size of female 10mm x 1.0 and come with hose barbs for 5/16" ID fuel line. Flows 67.36 gallons per hour. [IMG: MPS In Tank Fuel Pump Kit] The MPS In Tank Fuel Pumps flow enough to support 650 horsepower and are a direct replacement to the factory fuel pump. The kit comes with all necessary hardware and instructions for an easy installation. Made in USA for long reliable service. This is the popular Bosch Motorsports "044" fuel pump, as used by many racers. It is quite possibly, the most [IMG: Bosch Fuel Pump] popular aftermarket fuel pump. It is capable of providing 300 LPH free flow and 200 LPH at 5 bar (or 72.5 psi) for up to 685 BHP. These are inline external fuel pumps. These may be installed in the fuel tank, but some custom fabrication will be required. [IMG: Bosch Flow Rate] In addition, feeding these inline pumps with another pump (in series), will boost the output of the Bosch 044 fuel pump even higher. Inlet is M18 x 1.5mm female, outlet is M12 x 1.5mm female. Positive terminal is M6 stud, ground terminal is M5 stud. We try to include the hardware for these (nuts and lock washers) when we can since Bosch decided not to do so. [H3] MPS Featherweight Fuel Pump Brackets [IMG: MPS Fueul Pump Bracket for Square Subframe] [IMG: MPS Fueul Pump Bracket for Round Subframe] [IMG: MPS Fueul Pump Bracket for Flat Mount] [IMG: MPS Fuel Pump Bracket Installed] These ABS Plastic brackets will mount a MPS, Walbro, or equivalent fuel pump. There are three different brackets available. P/N 1-0730 fits around the square tubing of a stock Hayabusa sub frame. P/N 1-0731 fits subframes made with 1” round tubing. P/N 1-0732 mounts to a flat plate like a standard bottle bracket. The brackets are available in Black, Blue, Red, Green, White, Yellow, Purple, and Orange. Black are in stock, while colors may take an extra day. Part Number Description Racer Price 1-0506 MPS Fuel Pump EFI 400#/hr $198.45 1-0622 MPS Fuel Pump In Tank 400#/hr Hayabusa Gen I $166.95 41-0580254044 Bosch Fuel Pump EFI $259.00 1-0584 MPS Bosch Fuel Pump Fitting Kit $17.31 1-0730 MPS Bracket Fuel Pump Walbro Square Subframe $30.45 1-0731 MPS Bracket Fuel Pump Walbro Round Subframe $30.45 1-0732 MPS Bracket Fuel Pump Walbro Plate Mount $30.45 1-0743 MPS Bracket Fuel Pump AEM/Bosch Square Subframe $30.45 1-0744 MPS Bracket Fuel Pump AEM/Bosch Round Subframe $30.45 1-0745 MPS Bracket Fuel Pump AEM/Bosch Plate Mount $30.45 [IMG: NX Logo] [IMG: NX Fuel Pump] This is the standard fuel pump NX includes in all their wet kits Draws a maximum of 2 amps Solid state electronics Works with gasoline or methanol 6 psi 35 GPH Good for up to at least 150 hp. Part Number Description Racer Price 48-15005P Motorcycle Fuel Pump $132.38 [IMG: Accel Logo] Part Number Description Racer Price 59-74701 Accel Fuel Pump, 200#/hr @ 45 psi - 400 hp Ext $250.78 [IMG: MagnaFuel Logo] [IMG: 72-MP-4302] [IMG: 72-MP-4202] [IMG: 72-MP-9925] [H3] Pro Tuner Series Fuel Pump: 1,000+ HP, 20-120psi, 10A @ 45psi @ 12.5V* #8 in and out (P/N 72-MP-3013 or 72-MP-3022 not included) 7"L x 3"Dia, 4.5 lbs Quiet operation Self priming Continuous duty No pump shaft seals, no leaks Pump body CNC machined aircraft aluminum High-torque custom motor with very low current draw. Never requires step-down More efficient than other motors Double support bearings Rebuildable to as-new condition Compact design fits in smaller spaces Smaller than competitive pumps, lower current draw, more powerful Hard anodized, long lasting finish Mounting bracket included Vertical or horizontal mount Polymer wear plates for smooth, quiet operation [H3] Outlaw Series Fuel Pump: Tighter tolerances for easy priming, quick and reliable starts Flow rate is 5 gpm @ 4,000 RPM* Compact, ultra light design Standard 3/8" Hex drive for use with existing devices (belt or cam) High-performance gear pump is more durable and requires less maintenance than other designs CNC machined body, with hard-anodized finish is compatible with gas, methanol and ethanol Double-support bearings, ground steel shafts, precision lapped Polymer wear plates provide tighter tolerances and last longer than other surfaces Field serviceable with available rebuild kits Absolutely eliminates fuel starvation Increases fuel volume delivery as engine RPM increases Each pump is flow tested to ensure optimum performance and shipped ready-to-run Requires bypassing regulator for EFI applications #10 in and out (P/N 72-MP-3017 or 72-MP-3021 not included) Bracket and cog pulley not included [H3] Quick Star Series EFI Regulators: Unique guided-metering valve assembly provides accurate metering of fuel flow 700 HP, 35-85psi* Ports: 2 x #8 , 1 x #6 return (Fitting Kit 72-MP-3626 required, not included) MagnaFuel EFI regulators provide the most stable platform for fuel delivery in the performance industry Maintains steady fuel fuel flow during times of sudden changes in fuel demands, such as initial launch, gear change and nitrous oxide application Designed for use with the MagnaFuel EFI gear pumps Regulators available in two different body sizes and different spring combinations to suit your fuel flow at pressure specifications Each Regulator has 1/8" NPT gauge port, standard filtered vent fitting or boost reference fitting (1:1 compensation ratio) Special fittings and adapters available for most applications All MagnaFuel regulators are hand assembled to the highest quality MagnaFuel regulators are compatible with racing gasoline and alcohol fuels Billet body precision CNC-machined from aircraft-quality aluminum and hard anodized for extra long service life Completely user-serviceable, with ready to order replacements parts Part Number Description Racer Price 72-MP-4302 MagnaFuel Pro Tuner EFI Fuel Pump Fixed Head 1000 HP $535.00 72-MP-4202 MagnaFuel Outlaw Mechanical Fuel Pump $540.00 72-MP-9925 MagnaFuel Quick Star EFI Pressure Regulator $155.00 72-mp-9925-b MagnaFuel Quick Star EFI Pressure Regulator Boost Referenced $155.00 72-MP-9925-03 MagnaFuel Replacement Diaphragm for Fuel Pressure Regulator $22.00 72-MP-3013 MagnaFuel Fitting -8 in x -8 out $13.00 72-MP-3022 MagnaFuel Fitting -8 in x -6 out $12.00 72-MP-3017 MagnaFuel Fitting -10 in x -8 out $17.00 72-MP-3021 MagnaFuel Fitting -10 in x -6 out $18.00 72-MP-3626 MagnaFuel Regulator Fitting Kit -6 in x -6 out $34.00 [IMG: NOS Logo] [H3] Low Pressure Fuel Pump [IMG: 3-15760nos] This is the same pump used in our motorcycle and other "Power Sports" kits. It is a high flowing, low pressure pump that will support up to 200 horsepower. It has a 5/16" inlet/outlet, 12 volt/5 amp rated. Flow rate: 18 gph at 4.0 psi, 5.5 psi maximum. [IMG: 3-15775-nos] [H3] High Pressure Fuel Pump [IMG: 3-15763nos] Electric Fuel Pump, High Volume w/Foam Rubber Isolator The same pump is used in many NOS Nitrous kits. This pump can be used for engines producing up to 700 horsepower at 4 psi. Features 3/8" inlet and 3/8 outlet, 12 volt/6 amp draw. Flow rate: 67 gph at 45 psi with a 100 PSI maximum. Electric Fuel Pump, High Volume w/Foam Rubber Isolator Part Number Description Racer Price 3-15760NOS NOS Small Displacement Fuel Pump $184.95 44-12-802-1 Holley 110 Gph ''Blue'' Electric Fuel Pump w/ Regulator $199.95 3-15763NOS NOS Electric Fuel Pump $474.64
🛡️ Trust Signals — reviews, proof links, trust-theatre flag (Trust & Proof)
| Page | Reviews | Proof links |
|---|---|---|
| / (home) | 0 | 0 |
| /search/search.asp | 0 | 0 |
| /Pages/Scammers.html | 0 | 2 |
| /products/MPS/FuelPumps.asp | 0 | 0 |
🔗 Identity & Technical Layer — schema JSON-LD: identity chains, entity gaps (Identity & Authority)
Your Diagnosis
Before revealing the machine’s verdict, predict the BS score for each signal. Higher = more BS (more fluff, less verifiable substance). Drag each slider, then submit to compare your judgment against the engine.
Stuck? Reveal the heuristic lens — how the deterministic page-auditor reads each signal (no AI, pure pattern rules)
These are the structural rules a local, deterministic auditor applies — the same lens you can use to judge each signal. They describe what to look for, not this company’s result.
Classify each sentence as substantive or hollow. Grounding markers — numbers, currencies, dates, technical units, named entities — outweigh marketing adjectives. When fluff sits right next to hard evidence, the fluff is forgiven.
Pull the main entities out of the H1, then check whether they actually recur through the body. A page that announces one thing and then talks about another drifts. Headings with no real sentences underneath read as pseudo-substance.
Count trust words (review, testimonial, rating, verified) against real outbound proof links (Google, Trustpilot, Clutch, G2, Yelp). Lots of trust language with zero verification links is trust theatre. Unlinked logo galleries count against it.
Look at how much sentence length varies. Natural writing varies its rhythm; templated or mass-produced copy is statistically uniform. Very low variation reads as commodity content — unless unique named entities break the pattern.
Inspect the JSON-LD. Is there an Organization or Person schema, and does it carry sameAs links to real external profiles (LinkedIn, socials)? Missing schema or no identity declaration signals an anonymous entity.
Want to apply this lens yourself? The free BS Indicator Chrome extension runs these heuristic checks live on any page. Bear in mind it is a single-page, deterministic tool — it relies only on pattern rules for the page in front of it and does not perform the cross-page semantic correlation this audit uses, so its readout is a starting lens, not the full verdict.
Based on 313 businesses audited.
MPS Racing has 19.9 points less BS than the average for Automotive Repair & Car Services.
Automotive Repair & Car Services BS: MPS Racing (mpsracing.com)
MPS Racing is a zero-bullshit legacy operation that values technical precision over modern web standards. While the technical implementation is archaic and lacks structured data, the substance of the product data is forensic and highly specialized.
Implement Organization and Product schema to bridge the authority gap and link the brand to its manufacturer partners. Add a clear H1 heading to the homepage and product category pages to improve semantic structure. Update the Scammer Alerts page or archive stale entries to ensure proof remains current. Formally integrate the hardtimesparts.com brand transition into the meta data to prevent identity fragmentation.
The site aligns with a specialized sub-category of Automotive Repair and Car Services, specifically focusing on motorcycle performance parts and performance specialties rather than general vehicle care. The content proves a transition to Hard Times Parts, maintaining the high-performance focus.
“The score of 23 is driven primarily by technical implementation failures (Identity and Authority) rather than actual bullshit content. The Information Density and Commodity Fingerprint scores are exceptionally low, indicating a site that is almost entirely composed of substance. The aging and stale dates on the Scammer Alert and copyright sections (2022) provide a minor credibility penalty but do not equate to fluff.”
This training module utilizes a snapshot of public data from MPS Racing, captured on May 24, 2026, to demonstrate how machine logic evaluates different types of business narratives.
Purpose: This data is presented under “Fair Use” / “Educational Exception” for the purpose of forensic semantic analysis, allowing users to compare human intuition against machine-generated evaluations.
Notice to MPS Racing: This analysis is part of a non-adversarial audit conducted by 1 Euro SEO. The results provided by 1EuroSEO are intended as professional feedback to help improve any website’s machine-readability and authority signals. The 1EuroSEO BS Detection Tool is a free tool, and anyone can test any company to see how their content is interpreted by AI models.
Any company can use the insights for free and improve its voice by comparing it to industry clichés or competitors. When a company has updated its content, it can always submit a new audit request, which will be reflected in a new current score.
To all users: You are encouraged to visit the live site at https://mpsracing.com to view the most current version of its content and learn from the source what this company is about and what it offers.