Liquid Cooling a Silverstone Ft01

I do not have the need for the HDD cages in the front so those are already taken out which leaves me with a considerable amount of space in the front of the case. I am trying to water cool my 17 920 and also my gtx 470. I am not going to be doing much if any overclocking of my cpu. My main concern is the GPU. I am trying to keep the noise down as well as the temps.

I am looking for suggestions on the best setup and parts that you Xtreme Members :kissbutt: can think of for me to have an internal loop for my CPU and GPU.

Thanks in Advance.

Here are some pics of my case "not mine actually"
http://c2.api.ning.com/files/uuKFqds...eFT01Angle.jpg

http://www.maximumpc.com/files/u9069...ess01_Full.jpg

I do not have the drive cages in my PC. And I can find out another way to mount my HDD no problem. Also I will be using an External CD drive so that is not an issue either.
I will be using all stock 3/8in ID fittings (1/2in OD).

Start reading sticky threads with links to guides/tests/FAQs, search forum for builds with case like yours, read other build worklogs, see what components they choose, how mount them, and i doubt someone giving you ready list of components without knowing your less commonly used case specifics/fitting for LC.

I currently do not have either of the drive cages in. The 3.5 and the 5.25 drive bays are gone.
I will take pics and post them after work.

so no quick suggestions on a layout for an internal loop?

You prob want to get one of those pump/res all in one combos because its going to be kind of tight for a large resv.. also Im not sure where you would mount it but im sure it can be done.

http://reviews.themodbrothers.com/ft01/ft01-inst-wc.jpg

You could grab a pair of PA160.1s and make a couple of shrouds for them to be used on the 180mm fans. You can't fit a 2x120mm radiator even if you remove all the drive cages. Definitely not a water cooling friendly case.