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Daleorama · 12-09-2002, 10:49 PM

YES, it's pretty easy to mod a submursible Via Aqua to be inline. I have 3 Via Aqua 360's (150 gph supposedly). When you look at all the attachments that come with the pumps, you'll figure something out, as there are several possibilities. Now, don't get too excited over these Via Aquas. I also have a 150 gph Eheim, and I like it much more. The Via Aquas rattle and get quite hot compared to the Eheim. Also, the Eheim has much more head than the Via Aquas. When using the Via Aqua, try to keep your components as close to horizonal as possible. They have a hard time with vertical distances.

12-09-2002, 10:49 PM	#8
Daleorama Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 10	YES, it's pretty easy to mod a submursible Via Aqua to be inline. I have 3 Via Aqua 360's (150 gph supposedly). When you look at all the attachments that come with the pumps, you'll figure something out, as there are several possibilities. Now, don't get too excited over these Via Aquas. I also have a 150 gph Eheim, and I like it much more. The Via Aquas rattle and get quite hot compared to the Eheim. Also, the Eheim has much more head than the Via Aquas. When using the Via Aqua, try to keep your components as close to horizonal as possible. They have a hard time with vertical distances. __________________ "I think the whole world should hold hands . . because when you hold hands, you can't hold a gun." -Miss Texas '84