Official Mayhems Development Log

Mayhems · 12 Jan 2015 at 08:07

i responded before to you and passed the info onto sales. We offered you a discount via email on the pastel and said we wouldn't split the rad and xt1 as they are now all pre packed. You should check your spam box.

deFiniLoGy · 12 Jan 2015 at 12:54

Mayhems said:
i responded before to you and passed the info onto sales. We offered you a discount via email on the pastel and said we wouldn't split the rad and xt1 as they are now all pre packed. You should check your spam box.

Oh.

It did get spammed.

Thanks

Will contact you on email then

Mayhems · 12 Jan 2015 at 13:02

excelent

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deFiniLoGy · 14 Jan 2015 at 16:21

Mayhems said:
excelent .

Received my rad and coolants today

Perfectly packed and very nice quality rad :eek:

Mayhems · 14 Jan 2015 at 23:15

Excellent you'll have to show some pics of it up and running.

Glad to see you happy.

Jony27 · 18 Jan 2015 at 22:08

Just wanted to know, for the Blitz Part 2, do you have to mix the concentrate with DI water or can you use tap water?

DI water is a little scarce for me as no means of travel + no asda/b&q at walking distance so have to order them online at few quid more

Originally planned on replacing my rads with the Havocs but due to some problems with funds, I had to put it off, but now things seem a little brighter as I have potential buyers for some of my old kit.

So fingers crossed I get to use the Havocs(360/240) and try out the Blitz cleaning stuff.

Mayhems · 19 Jan 2015 at 03:42

You need to use DI water for mixing with the cleaners. Only use tap water for flushing. You can get DI water from any car shop

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Mick

Jony27 · 19 Jan 2015 at 10:15

Ok thanks.
I struggle to find one at walking distance

Jony27 · 21 Jan 2015 at 18:52

Received my Havocs today, thanks Micheal and Steve!

Anyhow, I was wondering if it's possible to mix XT-1 clear with XT-1 Blood red?

I think I have under 50ml left of the blood red and will need a little more than 1L of coolant for the system.

Mayhems · 22 Jan 2015 at 09:22

You can mix XT1 (colour) with XT1 yes but not XT1 (any version) and X1.

Jony27 · 22 Jan 2015 at 11:28

Thanks.
Its not going to make the red less red/vibrant if I'm only adding 10ml?

Mayhems · 22 Jan 2015 at 16:15

Jony27 said:
Thanks.
Its not going to make the red less red/vibrant if I'm only adding 10ml?

No it should be fine

deFiniLoGy · 22 Jan 2015 at 16:56

Ran the Blitz kit Part II in my component yesterday.

The foam took a whole day to disappear lol

tipes · 22 Jan 2015 at 18:07

Quick, but maybe silly question. Does it matter which port you use on your mayhems rad as in or out flow? Reason I ask is that the flow direction would be different. I assume no difference?

Might be me or maybe the xspc photon res - it is difficult to get all the air out. With my previous rad it did not seem such a problem. I may be imagining things though - comparison is only relative and not scientific.

Mark

Mayhems · 22 Jan 2015 at 19:23

tipes said:
Quick, but maybe silly question. Does it matter which port you use on your mayhems rad as in or out flow? Reason I ask is that the flow direction would be different. I assume no difference?

Might be me or maybe the xspc photon res - it is difficult to get all the air out. With my previous rad it did not seem such a problem. I may be imagining things though - comparison is only relative and not scientific.

Mark

Nope it makes no difference but its all way better to have the out port at the highest point in you case. It is a little hard to get the air out of the rad but tipping it normally solves this issue. Dont forget there is triple chambers in the back of the rad unlike any other rad on the market.

tipes · 23 Jan 2015 at 10:45

Mayhems said:
Nope it makes no difference but its all way better to have the out port at the highest point in you case. It is a little hard to get the air out of the rad but tipping it normally solves this issue. Dont forget there is triple chambers in the back of the rad unlike any other rad on the market.

Many thanks for the confirmation - just wondering whether the triple chambers perhaps trap air more easily?

Mark

Mayhems · 23 Jan 2015 at 19:02

Tbh it should be the same as a normal rad getting the air out of the triple chambers as the relative flow pattern is the same. We have the chamfer which aids in the air removal. We found it took us a extra few tips to get the air out but then again were pretty much experts at getting air out lol.

tipes · 23 Jan 2015 at 19:51

Mayhems said:
Tbh it should be the same as a normal rad getting the air out of the triple chambers as the relative flow pattern is the same. We have the chamfer which aids in the air removal. We found it took us a extra few tips to get the air out but then again were pretty much experts at getting air out lol.

Will be changing soon to a Koolance 450S pump and 450s pump base with the controller for 24V should improve flow nicely.

Want to pop round and get the air out for me. Lol

Mark

deFiniLoGy · 23 Jan 2015 at 20:58

As a happy user (just finished my loop today actually) of their Havoc rad, I'd say their rads bled really easily comparing with other 60mm thick rad.

I've used EK XTX and XSPC RX before, and they are no where as easily bleed as my Havoc now. My Havoc basically sort itself out effortlessly when I fill my loop lol.

Good job Mayhems!!

tipes · 24 Jan 2015 at 01:27

deFiniLoGy said:
As a happy user (just finished my loop today actually) of their Havoc rad, I'd say their rads bled really easily comparing with other 60mm thick rad.

I've used EK XTX and XSPC RX before, and they are no where as easily bleed as my Havoc now. My Havoc basically sort itself out effortlessly when I fill my loop lol.

Good job Mayhems!!

Must be me then. Lol

Mark

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