I suspect it was your the first post in this thread which put allot of people off bothering to read the rest tbh, it is a rule of thumb that "spec me watercooling now" threads are largely treated with indifference on this forum. The fact you have listed some kit further down will probably have been missed, though I see you have edited the first post so you probably realised this, though too late to grab peoples attention it seems.
Looking at your list of kit, yes that will work. The things I would change however are the res/pump combo, I personally don't like them as by and large they seem to use fairly naff pumps, I would rather have a separate pump of my choice and a res, or a pump with a restop. Will cost more but will usually perform better. A DDC pro would be enough for that loop, with a restop or other res of your choice.
A better solution to mount a rad on the back of the case is to use a swiftech radbox. The standoffs would work but would involve a bit more phaff and possibly not look as good as they sometimes droop under the weight of the rad. When you mount your rad it is usually best to fit it with the barbs uppermost to make bleeding air significantly easier. Bleeding can be done with the rad in any orientation but you have to play around tilting the case to get all the air out.
4m of tube is definately overkill for a single cpu only loop. 3m would be more than enough.
Can't bothered to convert Oz into litres but the rule of thumb is that just over a litre is usually enough for a single loop of that size. No experience of how that dyed fluid performs but the usual advice is to avoid dyed fluid and use deionized/distilled with coloured tubing if need be. The problem with dyed fluids is the dye can come out of solution and clog your blogs and/or stain everything. The clogging aspect seems to be random whether it happens or not.
You specify barbs so you will need hoseclips of some kind, unless you drop to 7/16" ID tubing.
Not sure about the fan, I know people seem to rave about them but the seem expensive to me. As you appear to be mounting the rad externally then nothing is stopping you push/pulling with fans either side of the rad.
The only other thing to consider is if you need a dedicated drain point or not. I.e. a T and a valve, and whether you will need antikink coils.
Edit: Double check you have enough barbs, it is easy to get this wrong.
theres one AMD block :S
