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07-16-2023, 03:13 PM
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Magna Fuel Quick Star
I am going to upgrade from a Mallory 140 and am considering the Magna Fuel Quick Star 275 or 300. I noticed that they don't list a GPM rating for these pumps in the specifications. Does anyone know the GPM rating for the 275 and 300? Thanks
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07-16-2023, 08:39 PM
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I have run a 300 for years. I believe that the 300 and the 275 are the actual GPH ratings. Great Pump, great after sales support ....Buy some extra o ring kits.....I have to replace mine every two seasons, as the gas eats through them and then the pump leaks.....Takes about a half an hour the replace. The pump has a return line built in, but you will still need to add a 10 micron in line filter as the one with the pump is 100 micron I think. The 300 I have has zero issues with my 800 HP combo running a 1100 cm dominator. Make sure you set up the power through a relay (think they supply it) as the pump draws some amps
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