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iroc409 · 12-01-2003, 05:02 PM

i haven't dealt with refrigeration in computers and stuff really, but i've been around r12/r134 setups in cars.

i don't know the actual pressures run, but in the high side i don't think a water block (especially with a poly top) would be able to hold just from the pressure.

i don't know about the low side, but i still wouldn't risk it. that stuff usually comes out pretty briskly with a leak, and a/c hoses and fittings are generally built for pretty high pressures.

probably want to get a pro's opinion, but that's just from my little experience from auto ac setups.

12-01-2003, 05:02 PM	#2
iroc409 Cooling Savant Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: midwest side, yo Posts: 596	i haven't dealt with refrigeration in computers and stuff really, but i've been around r12/r134 setups in cars. i don't know the actual pressures run, but in the high side i don't think a water block (especially with a poly top) would be able to hold just from the pressure. i don't know about the low side, but i still wouldn't risk it. that stuff usually comes out pretty briskly with a leak, and a/c hoses and fittings are generally built for pretty high pressures. probably want to get a pro's opinion, but that's just from my little experience from auto ac setups. __________________ :shrug: