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Valving and slowing down a pump creates back pressure on the pump. Bad to have back pressure.
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Hmm....damn LFS always giving me bad info. They say that if you valve the pump that it will adjust it's voltage to compensate in turn using less power... I know nothing of the inner workings of a pump so I'm assuming I'm just being takin' for a ride.
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Not necessarily, reeflo pumps for example run more efficiently if valved off a little. They actually recommend it. Valving off a discharge is the equivalent of more head pressure.
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Anybody valved off Mags or similar pumps on here & if so, what has been your experience?? Anthony
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