Are these reducers for Thermochill?

[Mekrel]

Just a quick question, these do work with Thermochill right?
http://www.aquatuning.de/product_info.php/info/p986_Reduziernippel-G1-4-auf-G3-8-AG.html

Think they do, but I really don't trust my own memory :rolleyes: I'm taking that the face they are G3/8 to G1/4 and that it displays an O-Ring picture next to it means they use an O-Ring. Site is in German und Ich lebe in England. :confused:

Also, does DangerDen's MPC northbridge block fit the DFI P35 T2-R?

Thanks

[Xilikon]

Try your local plumbing store for the adapter ??

[Mekrel]

I need to order some stuff from that German shop any ways plus I'm waiting on everything to turn up before I strip my loop again :)

[FuriousSalesman]

I was looking for reducers a long time ago. I found some at ChilledPC.

http://www.chilledpc.co.uk/shop/product_info.php?products_id=413

I hope that helps!

[flexo_fk]

hi mekrel.. according to their site the reducer fits the thermochill-rad,
it's also displayed as useful accessory on the page for the rad here (http://www.aquatuning.de/product_info.php/info/p1748_Thermochill-PA120-2-Dual-Radiator-G3-8.html) :up:
but i think you have to order the o-ring separately :(

[Kurz]

http://www.petrastechshop.com/ekhifig3th1o.html
TADA!
They work wonders!

[Nate P.]

http://www.petrastechshop.com/ekhifig3th1o.html
TADA!
They work wonders!
+1!!:clap:

[NaeKuh]

http://www.petrastechshop.com/ekhifig3th1o.html
TADA!
They work wonders!

not if you want to use a G1/4 coupler and attach the pump directly to the radiator. :P Or you want to use a mother of all elbow with a G1/4 fitting on one end and a barb on the other so you can curve the water without much resistance..

Or maybe he wants to run the PA120.3 off 3/8ID or 1/4ID tubing? (OP I hope your not thinking of running 1/4.)


Need to know what the application for it is first.

[Pedalmonkey]

3/8? who uses that stuff lol. you have a point, but if none of those are what the OP wants, those EK barbs are the best IMO.

[Conumdrum]

O got the EK ones, yep, they are schweeet. And they fit. All I need is my friggin hose, it's been stuck at the Denver airport since the 26th.....

[NaeKuh]

O got the EK ones, yep, they are schweeet. And they fit. All I need is my friggin hose, it's been stuck at the Denver airport since the 26th.....

snow?

[Pedalmonkey]

we've got a bit of it this winter. up here in aspen were about to 300 in of total snowfall this winter. gota love -15 and less ambients outside

[Mekrel]

hi mekrel.. according to their site the reducer fits the thermochill-rad,
it's also displayed as useful accessory on the page for the rad here (http://www.aquatuning.de/product_info.php/info/p1748_Thermochill-PA120-2-Dual-Radiator-G3-8.html) :up:
but i think you have to order the o-ring separately :(

Thanks mate, I've ordered for of those and four O-Rings, as well as 5 meters of R3400.

I already have G3/8 1/2" ID barbs guys, I want the reducers as I'm switching to 3/8ID 5/8OD using BitsPower compression fittings which only come in G1/4.

Thanks for the help :)

[Xilikon]

Mekrel, I aussume you ordered 3/8" ID 5/8" OD R-3400 so I'm asking how much it cost by feet (or meter) ?

I'm also curious to know how well it bend and how easy it is to fit on the 3/8" barbs. I'm strongly considering this option for my build and USPlastic sell them for 3.09$ per feet.

[_Slim_Shady_]

http://www.petrastechshop.com/ekhifig3th1o.html
TADA!
They work wonders!

Wow, I didn't realize EK was offering these. I might order a set from Petra's. I'm using a reducer from McMaster's, but it would be nice to have an all-in-one solution. :)

[Mekrel]

Mekrel, I aussume you ordered 3/8" ID 5/8" OD R-3400 so I'm asking how much it cost by feet (or meter) ?

I'm also curious to know how well it bend and how easy it is to fit on the 3/8" barbs. I'm strongly considering this option for my build and USPlastic sell them for 3.09$ per feet.

Hi mate,

Yes that's the tube size I've ordered from Germany (Aquatuning) and it is priced 9.99 Euro per meter.

I'll let you know when I have it :)

[Xilikon]

Not bad and I'll wait for your own experience before deciding between R-3400 and B-44-3. The current Excelon RNT tubing is already cloudy after less than 2 months of use and I'm looking at more permanent solutions :(

[flexo_fk]

Not bad and I'll wait for your own experience before deciding between R-3400 and B-44-3. The current Excelon RNT tubing is already cloudy after less than 2 months of use and I'm looking at more permanent solutions

hi xilikon, the tygon r3400 is a black tubing, and will stay permantly black ;)


Thanks mate, I've ordered for of those and four O-Rings, as well as 5 meters of R3400.

I already have G3/8 1/2" ID barbs guys, I want the reducers as I'm switching to 3/8ID 5/8OD using BitsPower compression fittings which only come in G1/4.

Thanks for the help

hi mekrel, if that is the fitting (http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/images/products/BP-COMPG14-38_01.jpg) you talked about, it surely will look killer!! good choice :up: maybe you can share some pics when the setup is completed? and good luck..

[Xilikon]

flexo_fk, I know it's black and that's why I considered it as a more permanent solution but the B-44-3 is a worth consideration from what I heard. My main question would be about the stiffness and ease of routing but it doesn't matter now that I ordered 10 feets of R-3400 3/8" ID 5/8" OD like Mekrel yesterday :p:

I'm dreading draining my loop, redoing the tubing and refill with my new Fuzion Pro mount, new EK NB Asus 3 block, a SF800 flowmeter and new MCR120 radiator so I decided to do it all at once ;)

[NaeKuh]

i was right.. he wanted to put barbs on it :D

[flexo_fk]

sorry xilikon, wasn't meant to be offensive..

[Mekrel]

sorry xilikon, wasn't meant to be offensive..

He didn't take offence mate :) , must be the language barrier.

I'll post pictures once I'm done, I have a week off work this week and the barbs are coming Tuesday.

Going to be braiding my PSU this week too.

[Xilikon]

Yeah, no offence taken, just stating my reason ;)

[FallenCow]

Mekrel... any update on this? I'm looking to go w/ the same setup you have (3/8" compression fittings).