Okay, I'm doing a lot of research for my wcing project, which will be going into an exterior case next to my Lian-Li V1000. I haven't chosen the exterior case yet, but something cheap that I can mod easily would be perfect. Right now, I need to pick out a radiator. I'm going to be using a BlueLine pump with 1/2'' tubing, the pump does 13.5' of head and 480gph. Which radiator should I use? I was thinking about the HE 120.3 from thermochill, but what are other options?
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Choosing a Radiator/Heatercore
- Thread starter Moony349
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- Nov 17, 2001
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- Waterloo, Wisconsin, USA
A Dtek Pro Core, or some other type of heatercore will do very well for you
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- Oct 13, 2002
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- San Marcos, Texas
A chevette heatercore from Auto Zone is cheap and very easily modded.
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the 120.3 is way overpriced for the performance. look up a heater core that suits you in the database (gonna have to search im feeling lazy 
) or get a fedco 3-242, autozone part 399090 (i think) which is considered one of the best rads around. i believe its less resistance than a chevette with alot greater cooling area. going with a bigger rad will always provide additional performance but at a cost of space. i dont think its a huge gain going from a 2-342 to a larger rad with current cpus.
) or get a fedco 3-242, autozone part 399090 (i think) which is considered one of the best rads around. i believe its less resistance than a chevette with alot greater cooling area. going with a bigger rad will always provide additional performance but at a cost of space. i dont think its a huge gain going from a 2-342 to a larger rad with current cpus.
