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Both the same pumps one plastic the other aluminum both 115 L/M --I like the alloy one
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I would say plastic only because of corrosion
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I thought we had managed to talk you out of this????

If you are dead set on this I strongly suggest you get two and carry everything you need to change on the water.

Are you boating on salt water?
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none, use the stock pump, it works fine and doesn't increase the odds of failure. KISS
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