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Old August 8th, 2007   #1
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NOTE: Does NOT come with barbs!!

It's much lighter than I thought. Really good paint job, though (doesn't scratch easy). Doesn't come wit barbs. do ya think that they sell barbs at Home Depot?



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Jeez, the damn thing looks like a $39.95 heater core for a 1939 Chevy:la ugh:

Seen one just like it the other day at Auto Zone



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Thats pretty much all these radiators are, the first water setups used old heater cores. The ones I've seen were from a Honda Civic. The boxed PC labeled ones just have mounting brackets for fans



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Well, because it didn't come with barbs, I ordered a pair of D-Tek ones. Hopefully there pretty good. I dodn't know about D-Tek as a company. Are they quality?



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Yes D-tek is good quality. Make sure you chose the right fittings.




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Yes D-tek is good quality. Make sure you chose the right fittings.
I got these.................... I'm using 3/8in tubing, so is that the right ones?



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I'm a fan of the Swiftech pump and CPU block, but I'd strongly recommend against their kits.........I've tinkered with them, and awful manual aside, found them to be more of a pain than they were worth



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I'm a fan of the Swiftech pump and CPU block, but I'd strongly recommend against their kits.........I've tinkered with them, and awful manual aside, found them to be more of a pain than they were worth
I didn't order a kit.............. Just happened to be all Swiftech parts.



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I'm a big fan of Danger Den custom kits, excellent quality.



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I'm a big fan of Danger Den custom kits, excellent quality.
Oh thanks, Cap! Now I'm having regrets!



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