90 Degree Compression fittings

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/ek-w...degrees-g1-4-inch-black-nickel-wc-725-ek.html

So how do get the outlet facing in the direction you want? Surely, once the thread is tightened, you're stuck with the limit of the thread?

actually, i think i found the anwser :

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/xspc-g1-4-90-rotary-fitting-black-chrome-wc-213-xs.html

Both of those are rotary fittings which means that you tighten up the "grippy" end and then the other end is free to rotate. I use a couple in my build including some dirt cheap alphacool rotary barbs. I recommend you test them for leaks before employing them full time as I have had a few with leaks - however those without leaks have been problem free for 2 years.

I have Monsoon 45 and 90 rotary in sig rig and they have been problem free since installation.

EK one is much better and it rotates as well.

I have 4 xspc 45degree and they all leak, I have more than 10 EK ones (45s and 90s) and never had a leak, I also have some alphacool and never had a problem.

I use loads of the non-rotating fittings, ya basically just need different thickness orings, if ya want it to finish turning a bit more clockwise ya use a thinner washer, and a bit more anti clockwise ya use a thicker oring, luckily i had loads of orings fro mall the fittings ive used over the years to swap in. The non rotating 90 fittign are great as they fit into the tiniest of spaces.

I had Monsoon 45 and 90 rotary. I now have EK 45 and 90. Both as good as each other in my experience and no problems at all.

Drangueos said:

EK one is much better and it rotates as well.

I have 4 xspc 45degree and they all leak, I have more than 10 EK ones (45s and 90s) and never had a leak, I also have some alphacool and never had a problem.

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Same, both my xspc 90degree rotarys leaked

I have an XSPC and an EK rotary 90, the XSPC one seems a bit wobbly to me, it put me off using it in the end.