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Anyway, I believe the max flow through a SCWD is only about 1400 GPH with 5 PSI. Even divided through 2 SCWD's including head loss, you are probably still over the "theorhetical" limit. If you want to keep using the same pump, I say put 2 ball valves before them to restrict/tweak flow AND tee off a relief line in case something goes wrong (ie. they jam up, fail from too much pressure etc). I would still do this if you downsize to a mag 24. Personally, I'd return the 2 pumps and stick with one pump; the super ampmaster 5600 (6500 GPH) a somewhat quiet but very reliable pump. You can even get a specialized manifold for it that splits into 8 hose barbs or 6 1/2" slip couplers. That way you can have your main return lines providing relief and still be able to plumb your 2 SCWDs. (Just don't forget the ball valves like I mentioned) The same effect can be achieved by running both of your mag 36s on the same return line, but it's not as clean as using one of the nifty manifolds you can buy for the Dolphin pumps. There is also alot more plumbing involved to do it this way... |