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  • Ballinxalex
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    It's no biggi to me really I already have a fx5 on it and also a 2250 so these 2260s are just extra

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  • cu0ngsayz
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    You're making it harder than it is mr baller

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  • Ballinxalex
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    Originally posted by mistahoo View Post
    The idea looks funky, but it'll work. I was thinking why not just do it like this? You wouldn't lose as much flow, but the return/intake will be offset by how long your eurobrace is from the back wall.


    I think I am gonan try to do this tonight and see how it goes

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  • New_Cichlid11
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    you will notice a significant loss in flow from a 2260 with 2 90degree elbows. And you will have less pressure in the lines bc of the pipe being bigger like stated above in which will equal less flow..

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  • Ballinxalex
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    Originally posted by mistahoo View Post
    Yes... The larger the pipe, the less resistance for the filter.
    sounds like i am gonna have to go to homedepot on fri to finish the project thanks guys lmk any more tips i should consider before i start building the intake

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  • mistahoo
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    Originally posted by Ballinxalex View Post
    so if i kept to my plan in the begining and just double the top u pipe the there would be less flow loss?
    Yes... The larger the pipe, the less resistance for the filter.

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  • Ballinxalex
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    Originally posted by troy tucker View Post
    Drilling the brace would work but the why in the first picture will work too. If you double the size of the U pipe keeping all the other parts stock you won't loss any flow.
    so if i kept to my plan in the begining and just double the top u pipe the there would be less flow loss?

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  • HERM
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    Originally posted by troy tucker View Post
    If you double the size of the U pipe keeping all the other parts stock you won't loss any flow.
    +1

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  • troy tucker
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    Drilling the brace would work but the why in the first picture will work too. If you double the size of the U pipe keeping all the other parts stock you won't loss any flow.

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  • Ballinxalex
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    Originally posted by cu0ngsayz View Post
    i think he's in love with PVC lol everything he wants to make for his tank is made of PVC LOL
    What am I suppose to use then ?

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  • mistahoo
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    Some people just love them some PVC. Can't blame 'em for it.

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  • cu0ngsayz
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    Originally posted by mistahoo View Post
    This... ^

    Just save yourself the time and trouble dude.
    i think he's in love with PVC lol everything he wants to make for his tank is made of PVC LOL

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  • mistahoo
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    Originally posted by cu0ngsayz View Post
    Just drill the euro brace so you can put the intake and etc though it. Don't need a bulk head
    This... ^

    Just save yourself the time and trouble dude.

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  • Ballinxalex
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    Originally posted by mistahoo View Post
    The idea looks funky, but it'll work. I was thinking why not just do it like this? You wouldn't lose as much flow, but the return/intake will be offset by how long your eurobrace is from the back wall.


    That would bother me a lot and I would end up taking it out

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  • HERM
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    45 degree bends will increase flow vs your first pic with the 90 degree bends,and it will still sit against the back glass.

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