routing dual canisters

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when routing dual canisters is it most efficient to place one intake and output at each end (intake/output-left and intake/output-right) or two intakes and outputs together at each end (intake/intake-left and output/output-right)?

 

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I would do one and one for maximum filtration....Matter of fact, I put my outputs in the middle and me inputs and the ends...

 

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bigspizz;1751505; said:

I would do one and one for maximum filtration....Matter of fact, I put my outputs in the middle and me inputs and the ends...

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now thats an idea!

uh "outputs" being dirty and "inputs" being clean?

 

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WODY;1751508; said:

now thats an idea!

uh "outputs" being dirty and "inputs" being clean?

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no opposite "inputs" dirty "output" clean

 

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Output is your spray bar or jet....just for further clarification....

 

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got it

excellent

 

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bigspizz;1751520; said:

Output is your spray bar or jet....just for further clarification....

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output is usually the spraybar/jet or return piping whatever that is returning the water back into the tank.

 

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thanks for the clarification guys!

im a mechanic so "input" is clean and "output" is dirty.