First time loop, problems with spec
- Thread starter seth1969
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Have the tube in front of me its 16/11 and fittings say 7/16" id, 5/8" od
still will not fit, I must be a wuss
might go for the ghetto look
Dip the ends of the tubing in some warm water and then try and get it over the barbs.Should fit fine after that,i have the same tubing.When its cold its quite hard to get it on off the 16/11mm fittings.
Very nice tubing tho,so bendy without kinking!
Dip the ends of the tubing in some warm water and then try and get it over the barbs.Should fit fine after that,i have the same tubing.When its cold its quite hard to get it on off the 16/11mm fittings.
Very nice tubing tho,so bendy without kinking!
Yeh its nearly bent double before kinking, ill it now in warm water cheers.
Busy day today, drove 200 miles round tip to ocuk shop
New case and more parts.
Managed to do blocks and loop, much easier with bits power fittings
Loop filled and leak testing at the mo, so far so good.
Thanks folks for helping out.
New case and more parts.
Managed to do blocks and loop, much easier with bits power fittings
Loop filled and leak testing at the mo, so far so good.
Thanks folks for helping out.
Nice, it is about a 4 hour 180 mile drive each way for me!
Done it twice for the motors meets with a stop overnight though
Sounds like you bought some good stuff, get some pictures and temperatures up when you are done.
Remember forum members can get free delivery (link top right under the banner), saves having to drive there
and really convenient for the odd little items you may need!
Done it twice for the motors meets with a stop overnight though
Sounds like you bought some good stuff, get some pictures and temperatures up when you are done.
Remember forum members can get free delivery (link top right under the banner), saves having to drive there
and really convenient for the odd little items you may need!
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Looks good, where's the pipe going to at the bottom, a rad at the front?
You know what's next now you've made the jump?
You know what's next now you've made the jump?
Looks good, where's the pipe going to at the bottom, a rad at the front?
You know what's next now you've made the jump?
Pipe at bottom is going to a 240 rad at the front.
Next is cpu, motherboard and ram, when the bank balance has got over this lot
Great work there!
That black fluid really does look like Oil, I thought you had black tube for a second!
Also looks like you managed to get the compression fittings done all the way up
I never get that far due to my skin coming off my fingers! Good job
That black fluid really does look like Oil, I thought you had black tube for a second!
Also looks like you managed to get the compression fittings done all the way up
I never get that far due to my skin coming off my fingers! Good job ^^All you need in some 90 Degree fittings m8,it would work
Looks good,glad you got all working
Did you buy all Bitspower Compression fittings then?How are they?
Thanks,
Yeh bought 9 bitspower fittings they tightened up like a dream and used 4
of the xspc fittings got them to work by warming the tube in boiling water lol
Sticking to Bitspower fittings from now on.
Great work there!
That black fluid really does look like Oil, I thought you had black tube for a second!
Also looks like you managed to get the compression fittings done all the way up
The black does look like oil
Did not really have a colour scheme, so thought black goes with anything.
Them compression fittings are rough on the fingers, have strong fingers with being a joiner and climb a fair bit.
should have bought the same rads as yours, but did not I was getting the Enthoo Primo
