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deathBOB · 02-01-2004, 05:43 PM

I to have similar misgiving, but the architecture of the case prevents radiator placement anywhere else... Besides, all i need to do is run a tube from the t-line to a funnel placed soemwhere above to fill it up. This doesnt prevent air from being trapped in the rad... What i liek is that if the pump fails, it should be that bad, as the order of the components means that water will continue to flow due to temperature differences... What about the silverprop line of blocks? Someone in another forum reccomended those as a 2 pronged alternative to WW. I dont really want a WW, i dont want to lap it and i dont want a complicated mounting process...

02-01-2004, 05:43 PM	#5
deathBOB Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 60	I to have similar misgiving, but the architecture of the case prevents radiator placement anywhere else... Besides, all i need to do is run a tube from the t-line to a funnel placed soemwhere above to fill it up. This doesnt prevent air from being trapped in the rad... What i liek is that if the pump fails, it should be that bad, as the order of the components means that water will continue to flow due to temperature differences... What about the silverprop line of blocks? Someone in another forum reccomended those as a 2 pronged alternative to WW. I dont really want a WW, i dont want to lap it and i dont want a complicated mounting process...