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Old October 8, 2008, 07:55 PM
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nice setup. Personally I would have also put the pump and that res inside the case.
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Old October 9, 2008, 04:22 AM
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Thanks for the comments, I fixed the few issues pointed out I will bleed the system tonight and get it up and running I will have more pictures shortly.
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Great.. Good luck
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Old October 10, 2008, 04:05 AM
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Well got the system bleed. took about 1 hours lol ! But it was worth it ! My OC'd Q9550 @ 3.82Ghz runs at 40 idle and tops out at 51 I think that is pretty good before it would idle at those temps and top out at around 62
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Originally Posted by MpG
Watch the opening that your tubes are going through - some of those edges look a little sharp - wouldn't want them to rub through your tubing over time. You might have problems with the pump trying to make the case vibrate. If so, some sort of soft-mounting might be necessary, but hopefully not.

correct on sharp edges use some split loom from canadiantire in auto/electric section or slit any left over tubing an slip it on the edge of steel

for pump vibration can susspend off your L brackets with elastics
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