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Blackeagle · 12-28-2003, 06:09 PM

Duh, I misread the first post. I was thinking the rads + shrouds were in the two ends. That configuration would be tight.

This set up with the rads in the sides will take the Iwaki, no problem. Should be a very sweet and powerfull system. If you can afford it I'd go with the next size larger Iwaki, the MD20rlzt.

With those dual very large cores, your JPI set up can make great use of a Iwaki pump (MD20rlzt requires a really good rad to offer gains, but your duals would be more than enough.).

How many blocks will this be set up with? TECs?

I havn't checked JPI's site in some time, they've clearly come up with some more nice items.

The heat of the pump is a non issue. In such a strong air flow pattern the pumps heat will have little effect on air temps to the rads. Iwaki's get hot when built into inside case systems as they are almost always at the case bottome due to thier size, and don't get enough air flow to dissipate the pumps heat.

What is the total air flow of the 3 (4?) fans?

12-28-2003, 06:09 PM	#4
Blackeagle Thermophile Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: U.S.A = Michigan Posts: 1,243	Duh, I misread the first post. I was thinking the rads + shrouds were in the two ends. That configuration would be tight. This set up with the rads in the sides will take the Iwaki, no problem. Should be a very sweet and powerfull system. If you can afford it I'd go with the next size larger Iwaki, the MD20rlzt. With those dual very large cores, your JPI set up can make great use of a Iwaki pump (MD20rlzt requires a really good rad to offer gains, but your duals would be more than enough.). How many blocks will this be set up with? TECs? I havn't checked JPI's site in some time, they've clearly come up with some more nice items. The heat of the pump is a non issue. In such a strong air flow pattern the pumps heat will have little effect on air temps to the rads. Iwaki's get hot when built into inside case systems as they are almost always at the case bottome due to thier size, and don't get enough air flow to dissipate the pumps heat. What is the total air flow of the 3 (4?) fans?