Red Sea Max E 260 plumbing question

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I have a Red Sea max e 260 reefer and I had a question about the sump plumbing. Do I need to use any of the sump upgrade kit for the plumbing or can I do my own thing? I see the kits for sale but it’s for that sump, I have my own sump and want to plumb it. Does anyone know what connection is needed for the bottom of the tank where it goes into the stand. Is there anything aftermarket or am I stuck buying the kit and modifying? I am a newbie to the sump game. Be gentle
 
Tried to do this too, didnt work. Has to be red sea to really work, thats how red sea is. I gave up and didnt want to spend the money on the red sea kit and said F it. Maybe someone else can assist there if theyve done it? But I couldnt make it work sorry
 
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Tried to do this too, didnt work. Has to be red sea to really work, thats how red sea is. I gave up and didnt want to spend the money on the red sea kit and said F it. Maybe someone else can assist there if theyve done it? But I couldnt make it work sorry
Appreciate the honesty
 
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