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Need some advice fitting
- Thread starter ASUS ROG
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You might be able to use some sort of SLI fitting. Maybe a bitspower crystal link with some angle adaptors, or one of those expandable koolance ones with some angle adaptors.
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that would look cool done bottom to side-bottom to side.
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Two of those 90s would work, but that second pic is just a spacer. You would need an sli bridge style pipe that has g1/4 threads at both ends and can turn them independantly. Something like http://www.frozencpu.com/products/1...atte_Black_BP-MBDG14AALPI.html?tl=g30c101s873 just make sure to get one that is the right length for your spacing.
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I've never ran water and still don't like the idea, but someday I might build a old school copper pipe rig steampunkish in the future.
I used to build assembly line things in the past that looked like art work.
If you do it right and polish the tubing and are good at bending, it can make a pretty impressive setup, used to do it for assembly lines for pneumatics that where huge.
I used to build assembly line things in the past that looked like art work.
If you do it right and polish the tubing and are good at bending, it can make a pretty impressive setup, used to do it for assembly lines for pneumatics that where huge.
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Yeah there are a few people around who have used copper tubes and a bender to make fantastic looking rigs. I use primoflex tubing because it's cheap, easy to work with, and does the same thing at the end of the day. I lack the patience to do anything beyond what is needed for performance.
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Another option is rigid acrylic tubing. Dead simple in this case because there aren't any bends if you could find 90 degree fittings. Copper would work as well. It'd look great, but I don't see any 90 degree fittings with hard line on one side and G1/4 on the other for some reason.
Another option might be black 90 degree fittings with black tubing. I think that would look pretty good, but that's just MHO.
Another option might be black 90 degree fittings with black tubing. I think that would look pretty good, but that's just MHO.
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I used those exact fittings in my last setup to do what you are doing. Worked great. Make sure to have the flow going from the smaller tube to the larger tube. The middle fitting slides using an o ring and when flow was reversed I found it leaked after a few hours.
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NO you actually need 90 degrees rotary and a SLI bridge connector (extenders will not work since if you screw in one side it will un screww in the other.I was thinking about using this
and this
do you think it will work?
Another way to do this is:
90 degree with compression fittings and soft tubing (smallest dimension you can get)
90 degrees with rigid acrylic tubing and well acryclic tubing.
90 degrees adapters with copper/bronze tubing.
BTW why didnt you just bought a Mora radiator?
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This would be best bet.
I so needed this for my SLI bridge (lets say i bought the pack that brings 3 different sizes and none worked, had to use medium plus an extender)
