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How to mod a Heatercore (Dual 120mm version)
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I can't hear you over the fan noise QuietIce.
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lol - it wasn't that bad with under-volted, Superlubed, San Ace 120s. It was like having hovercraft in the room with Delta 120s...wow, those are loud when you crank up four of them (1008cfm total, 252 cfm and 66.5dBA per fan...not recommended.)
I'm thinking of doing this kind of mod to make a cheap rad, but since I don't have tools like a blowtorch and solder and such, buying allthe tools I need that I'll probably never use again would outweigh any cost savings.
Are there any heater core models you've seen that would allow me to just attach the tubing to the stock pipes without doing any torch-work? Besides, I live in a small 400sqft apartment (cause I'm in a metro area), so I don't think a blowtorch would be a good idea anyway...
Are there any heater core models you've seen that would allow me to just attach the tubing to the stock pipes without doing any torch-work? Besides, I live in a small 400sqft apartment (cause I'm in a metro area), so I don't think a blowtorch would be a good idea anyway...
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there might be a few motorcycle rads/oilcoolers suitable, but unless you can yank one out of a wreck, it might be cheaper to buy an AIO
here's a pointer for rads/cores
http://www.prosourceheatercores.com/
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