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***LATEST VERSION***
Plug and Play your way to extreme water flow!
Works with Maxi-Jet 400, 600, 900 & 1200 for a flow rate of 1600 gph.
Pump and Sure Grip magnet not included.
Sure Flow 1600 Kit includes:
* 1 - Shroud cap
* 1 - Propeller/magnet assembly
* 1 - Full rotation bracket for Sure Grip magnet holder or suction cup bracket
Benefits of the Sure Flow 1600:
* Excellent water movement for reef tanks
* Works with Sure Grip magnet holders
* Works with original Maxi-Jet brackets
* Fish love the extra water movement
* Fully adjustable flow direction
* Nice, wide gentle water flow
* No more dead spots
* Very cost effective
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best flow for the money
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Elf
from
San Jose, CA
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10/7/2009
Recommends it to Friends:
Yes
Best flow for the money. My personal recommendation is to use a maxijet 900 or less with the black prop. Use with a wavemaker has various results - Of the three I have used on a wavemaker (red sea wavemaster pro), one wore out in a couple months (the manufacturer replaced it for me), one lasted a year, and one is a year and a half old and still going strong.
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Lots of flow for cheap
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Ron R.
from
Wisconsin
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4/16/2009
Recommends it to Friends:
Yes
I love the Sure Flow pump mod kits. They need a little tweaking sometimes to get them to run noise free but once you know what to do to fix that they run very well.
They can move a lot of water for very little money.
As far as cavitation the shroud needs to be attached a certain way and placed far enough below the water line to avoid cavitation.
Go on You Tube and search Sure Flow mod for a video I did on them for some tips.
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Inspector
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Virginia
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3/7/2009
Recommends it to Friends:
No
It is worth the small price you have to pay. But falls way short of power and has a tendency to cavitate.
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