Re: Replacing the Toto flushing system

Posted by PacificBch Remodel on December 15, 2003 at 17:34:18:
In response to Re: Replacing the Toto flushing system
Terry..thanks for your comments. Comparing the Power Gravity and the G-Max would the average user notice any difference between the two flushing systems? : : Anyone have any experience replacing(upgrading) a Toto Power gravity flush valve with a G-Max? : : I am am looking for a one piece ADA height Toto toilet with the G-Max. : : It appears both flushing systems have the same size trapway. Or another question for those that own a TOTO toilet. Is there a major noticable difference in performace? : : Im sure I cant be the first one that thougt of turbo-charging a toilet without the noise. : PacificBch Remodel, : Toto makes a "comfort height" ADA one-piece called the Plymouth. It comes with the PowerGravity flush valve. : I don't think there is a need to change it out really. It should be moving 450 or more grams of solids during the flush. : Terry

Posted by PacificBch Remodel on December 15, 2003 at 17:34:18:

In response to Re: Replacing the Toto flushing system

Terry..thanks for your comments. Comparing the Power Gravity and the G-Max would the average user notice any difference between the two flushing systems?

: : Anyone have any experience replacing(upgrading) a Toto Power gravity flush valve with a G-Max?
: : I am am looking for a one piece ADA height Toto toilet with the G-Max.

: : It appears both flushing systems have the same size trapway. Or another question for those that own a TOTO toilet. Is there a major noticable difference in performace?

: : Im sure I cant be the first one that thougt of turbo-charging a toilet without the noise.

: PacificBch Remodel,
: Toto makes a "comfort height" ADA one-piece called the Plymouth. It comes with the PowerGravity flush valve.
: I don't think there is a need to change it out really. It should be moving 450 or more grams of solids during the flush.
: Terry

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