Official Silverstone TJ07 watercooled case Gallery

I think this is long over due. Many watercoolers use this case, modify it, provide advice and feedback about it, and forum users constantly ask about it.

Please post your TJ07, post a link to your build log, and tell us your experiences with a TJ07.

Please do not use this thread to ask questions or make comments regarding other peoples builds. This thread is meant to be a gallery and an information/inspiration resource. Feel free to PM the builders or start a new thread with your questions. The community is here to help.

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And where I began.
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Hey, Lots of great TJ07 posts lately so I have revisited this thread. Post your build, discuss in other threads! This is for builds only.

I have a magicool 240 slim on the way to put in the top of the case and a second DDC3.2 with xspc top. Will update again soon!

So, 1 loop series DDC3.2 and PA120.3/magicool 240, Fuzion, MCW60

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cara?

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Why havent you used the neoprene gasket? Might be losing air there as the fans arent sealed to the rad

I will post more pics when i get more time

http://img295.imageshack.us/img295/503/p1010549rj8.jpg

I like TJ07 threads...time to pimp mine again, lol....

Log: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=149265

Pictures:

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Newer pictures (added another rad, pump, and D-Tek nozzles)

http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j1...install086.jpg
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j1...install081.jpg

And a better photo of Lian-Li provided bling (or understated elegance :p: ) for the front of the case. Shown are the aluminum drive covers and a 343B fan module, really makes the front functional and neat at the same time I think.

http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j1...0/IMG_4551.jpg

Hi this is my version of TJ07

what rad is that in the top?

would i be able to fit a mcr320 up there without touching the mobo?

Wouldnt say no to showing off me baby again!

Great TJ07 Builds lately. Post them here! And here are a few links too.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ladderman+tj07
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ladderman+tj07
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ght=AndyM+tj07
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=164305
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=146870
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=179582

:censored:

Yeah, definitely going to toss the idea of watercooling the TJ08 in my closet. The TJ07 is much nicer (not to mention larger).

Awesome cases, everyone, some seriously cool :censored: here!

Shame I'd already gotten the TJ08, PA160, and an HX620 for it. Might be able to reuse the HX620...

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Wouldnt say no to showing off me baby again!

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I think that having your Fuzion upside down could cause some problems, can anybody else back me up on this one?

Apologies for poor images.
Thinking of finishing the 2nd loop to WC the NB & mosfets on my 680i soon.

Anyhow this is what its like atm...

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Nice first build, deepcover.

But isn't the inlet and outlet of your CPU block backwards?

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Nice first build, deepcover.

But isn't the inlet and outlet of your CPU block backwards?

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I actually have the CPU as the last block in my loop.
res->pump->rad->nb->gpu->cpu->res

The reason being that keeping the E8400 cool shouldn't be that hard. The NB on the board got pretty hot prior to watercooling. So the correct inlet is being used on the CPU block (the center barb).

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Originally Posted by deepcover

I actually have the CPU as the last block in my loop.
res->pump->rad->nb->gpu->cpu->res

The reason being that keeping the E8400 cool shouldn't be that hard. The NB on the board got pretty hot prior to watercooling. So the correct inlet is being used on the CPU block (the center barb).

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I thought that might be possible, but none of the pics included the pump.

Hmm, is that all? Come on, post your TJ-07 up!

This is my kind of thread, keep your builds posted yeah! :clap:

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Pump in 5 1/2" bays:

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Just to show how easy it is to mount a D5 in the bays of this tower. No modifying whatsoever, screw holes are already there. Just put it in and tighten the nuts:

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Again, to show the pump mounted, looks a bit lob-sided because it wasn't tightened yet:

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Reservoir and stealthed drive:

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Showing off drive:

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From the back:

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Inside:

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Top, where radiator and fillport are mounted, needs a new paintjob methinks:

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Desk:

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Further back:

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Full front:

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I love the TJ07, by far the best case I've ever handled.

*Notes: in one or more of the pictures one of the LEDs in a fan at the bottom is out, this is fixed. The 92mm fan next to and below the video card is just for testing now, to see if it renders me any cooler temps. Also, top cold cathode is out so it's not quite as UV as it will be. First, second, fifth and sixth pictures are grainy as they were taken a while before I discovered ISO levels on my camera. Also, red SATA cable is ruining the look for me, my black one broke. Specs in sig.

Just about finished now apart from some red tinted plexi windows in the roof and the side panel ! :)

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Woot! This is officially my favorite thread :D

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love these builds peeps :) :) :) hopeing one day i have mine like that keep it up :) :) :) :)

Realised my tubes needing cleaning out so it gave me another opportunity to further my wire hiding skills, move ccfls to back of case and get rid of my led fans.

1st pic is before I cleaned up tubes!!

nice thread idea i really like this case. i vote sticky :yepp:

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is that your fan resting on top of your vid card :shocked:
i have a 120mm setup this way as well but i use bubble wrap underneath to protect the solder on the back of the card.

ka lok, can you tell me what water block you're using for that P5W DH Deluxe and how you're mounting that block? More interested with how the mounting goes, as it looks like you're using screws.

By the way, all those are mighty fine cases.

The TJ-07 indeed is very good for water cooling as the lower compartment can store the rads, pumps, etc. Anyway, I'm thinking of getting TJ-09 and build an acrylic compartment below to hold the rads, etc.

Does it make a lot of sense?

I had a TJ09 that I built for watercooling. I ended up selling it and going with a TJ07, its much better suited for storage of rads etc.

I don't think that acrylic compartment will have room inside the case. I have a tj09 now and its a fantastic air case.. just not so ideal for WC. I'm planning on selling this case soon and getting the TJ07 since the space on the bottom is drool worthy.

I thought of making the acrylic case and have it underneath the casing (which means the TJ-09 sits on top of the acrylic case).

The TJ-07 indeed is very suitable but the model is a little old and not to mention it costs more than the TJ-09/10.

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ka lok, can you tell me what water block you're using for that P5W DH Deluxe and how you're mounting that block? More interested with how the mounting goes, as it looks like you're using screws.

By the way, all those are mighty fine cases.

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Hi there,
Dont know which block youre referring to but the ones I have are:
Dtek fusion using bolts and screws
Danger Den intel NB using hooks and springs (has 2 loops on MB to attach hook)
EK 8800 gtx block using screws

Hope this is useful :)

Ah, sorry for not being clear on that one.

I was refering to the NB block and how you mounted it with hooks and springs. Is it a kit that you buy or could I get that at a local hardware store?

Just for now.. ready to be updated (read: completely rebuilt) in like two weeks:
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Ah, sorry for not being clear on that one.

I was refering to the NB block and how you mounted it with hooks and springs. Is it a kit that you buy or could I get that at a local hardware store?

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No worries mate :up:
Here's where i got mine from:
http://www.over-clock.co.uk/acatalog...ocks.html#a601

Aha! Thank you for that link with the water block and "hook hold down kit"

I suppose that kit applies to all of them for the US too?

OK, here's a few pics of mine... the hardware has changed since I took these, but once I get a block for my GX2 I'll post some new ones!

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The pic above is how it is atm, except Ive just switched the GTX for a GX2.

The pic below, is how it was originally done - as an SLI rig (hence the two loops).

http://img236.imageshack.us/img236/6...ompleteqc4.jpg

The reason for the change was after my 7th 680i board crapped out on me in about 6 months, i got pissed off, sold a GTX and bought the DFI P35 at xmas. Its run rock stable since then, and since I now have a GX2 im getting pretty similar performance, but on a superior chipset imo. Ive just ordered an EK GX2 block, and I'll update when its installed!

TJ07 is a great case...

Nice pics Mike!

Awesome job Mike... I love how you mounted the resevoirs :D

Thanks guys... took along time to get that build together, but it was certainly worth it in the end! :)

Here mine;)

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Pics with light:

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Lets turn off the light:

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Worklog here:
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I have added 2 new radiators to the loop and replaced the Petra top with the XSPC top. Originally, I had the MicroRes attached to the side of the 5" bays, hidden behind the removable side without the window. I couldn't fit the side back on because of the width of the MicroRes, so I put the Res onto the inside of the 5" bays, above the HD rack. The tubing to the Res is too long and the tubing from the res to the pump is too long, and I will correct that or move the Res soon. but you get the picture...

http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/1...copyfp2.th.jpg

Love this thread!!!

Here is my first attempt at watercooling and much inspiration was taken from the brilliant works of AndyM, ladderman and others. Over all I am very happy with it and already I have been able to bump my processor from 3.2 to 3.6ghz. Will be making a few changes over the coming months - mainly putting video card into the loop when the next ones come out in a couple of months. A couple of pics with my crappy camera phone.

Thanks in advance for any advice / critiques

Man I was thinking about getting this case for a long time and at the last minute I decided to get the lian li A70. Looking at this thread I just wonder why in the hell did I do that.

Damn these are some great looking rigs guys!!!!

this thread REALLY needs a bump...posting mine very soon

Here's mine!

http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...9/DSC01235.jpghttp://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...9/DSC01248.jpg

Just completed yesterday

as promised, here we go with the teaser shots :up:
check out the full album here:PhotoBucket

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Mods:
Replaced Fans, Lian Li Bezel Mod, Smoked window, watercooled (DUH :ROTF:).
Unfinished! :p:

n1 Froze. I had to choose between red and blue colour scheme....you just made me regret it :(

Hi there,
It's mine

Hardware:
Intel Q9550
ASUS Rampage Formula
Corsair XMS DDR2-800 2GBx4
Sapphire 4870X2
Intel PRO1000PT
SoundBlaster X-Fi Titanium
LSI MegaRAID8308ELP
73GB SASx4
300GB SASx4
DVDx1
Aquaero x1
Silverstone 650W PSU
Silverstone TJ07 with Black color interior anodize

Watercooling:
CPU Loop:
aquacomputer cuplex xt di cpu
MIPS mos x2
MIPS NB
MIPS RAM Block with DIY Top
EK 150 Reservoir
DDC Pump with Koolance Top
Thermochill PA120.2

Loop2:
MIPS SB
EK 4870x2 Block
DIY RAID Block
EK 150 Reservoir
DDC Pump with Koolance Top
Thermochill PA120.2

Loop3:
Koolance All in one pump x1
Blackice 120 GT Steath x1
koolance harddisk block x 2

Tygon tubing
All koolance nozzle
FluidXP

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Im starting to like this case again :)

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Hi there,
It's mine
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Interesting, you removed the mid-plate?

awesome :clap:

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Interesting, you removed the mid-plate?

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noop, I havn't remove it.
I'll post the work log later coz very busy b4 chinese new year...

TJ-07 really looks awesome, especially with powdercoated black interior and a big rad in the bottom section!

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...stone+showcase

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http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...stone+showcase

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:up:

I've skulked around this thread many times. coveting these TJ07 based rigs. Very pleased to finally be able to post my own here. Not exactly a show piece, but apart from the DOA GPU I encoutered, it was an easy build. It's powered by an i7 920 running at 4.0 GHz 24/7 and SLI GTX 260 C216s and has a 360mm rad below with a 240mm up top.

Nice work. These 07's really are elegant..

Very Nice...but no clamps :shrug:

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Very Nice...but no clamps :shrug:

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I have them where they're needed (seven in total in there)- wherever there's torque on the fitting. Today I added another clamp to the bottom fitting on the res- you can tell by the pic that it needed it. I find that if the fittings and the tubing are decent, they're often not necessary. I ran my last build for 2 years with only two clamps and it never leaked.

Guys, it's his build, if he wants to run the risk let him....at the same time, he should also know the we reserve the right to say "we told you so" should he ever post a "my tubing popped off and fried my stuff" topic. ;)

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Guys, it's his build, if he wants to run the risk let him....at the same time, he should also know the we reserve the right to say "we told you so" should he ever post a "my tubing popped off and fried my stuff" topic. ;)

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I promise I'll make a thread just so you can make fun of me.:p:

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I promise I'll make a thread just so you can make fun of me.:p:

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:ROTF::up:

Looking forward to it.:p:

@ Babrbarossa

what toobing is that? it looks fooking ace! :D
liking those waterblocks!
thanks!

Here is mine !!

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@ Babrbarossa

what toobing is that? it looks fooking ace! :D
liking those waterblocks!
thanks!

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Thanks- It's feser one uv tubing

Alimonte- is that an actual murderbox build, or just using their mod parts? Beautiful rig (and nice outdoor, sunsetty pics)

EDIT- I see a mention of worklog by shazza- beautiful work- I wish I had the patience for cable sleeving.

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I said it in your work log, but it bears repeating - I love what you've done with this build. In particular, you've done a great job with your loop layout and the tubing flows very nicely. :up::up::up:

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Originally Posted by Babrbarossa

Thanks- It's feser one uv tubing

Alimonte- is that an actual murderbox build, or just using their mod parts? Beautiful rig (and nice outdoor, sunsetty pics)

EDIT- I see a mention of worklog by shazza- beautiful work- I wish I had the patience for cable sleeving.

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Thanks Babrbarossa !!!

Its right here ...
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=207975

Well Im using Murder Mod parts !! the same ones that are used for MM build by Charles and Nils ...

I found this site while pondering a WC setup using a TJ07.
I must say y'alls rigs are something to behold.
@theseeker...are those wheels you have on your rig for a LL V1xxx series? If so, did you have to drill & tap any holes?
If a guy was just going to cool his GPU & CPU, would a single 120x3 mounted in the lower chamber be sufficient?
Thanks!

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Originally Posted by JGKC9AYC

If a guy was just going to cool his GPU & CPU, would a single 120x3 mounted in the lower chamber be sufficient?
Thanks!

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Yes it would.

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Here's mine!

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Just completed yesterday

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Hi Froze,

Loving your pics mate. Would you be able to post some pics of the cuts you made to the motherboard tray? I'm buying the same motherboard next week when I build my system and I wouldn’t mind seeing the holes I'll need to cut. I want to try and keep the cuts as universal as I can so it can accommodate different boards in the future.

Cheers mate,

RoEy

Froze....What coolant is that?

Temjin.nnnn.nnnnnn.nnnnnn a perfect

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Originally Posted by Babrbarossa

I've skulked around this thread many times. coveting these TJ07 based rigs. Very pleased to finally be able to post my own here. Not exactly a show piece, but apart from the DOA GPU I encoutered, it was an easy build. It's powered by an i7 920 running at 4.0 GHz 24/7 and SLI GTX 260 C216s and has a 360mm rad below with a 240mm up top.

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NICE RIG. absolutely gorgeous, right down to the last detail.

I think we have a winner, but why do people use 90 degree flow destroying barbs!? I just dont see how anyone could think thats a good idea besides aesthetic value

I'm going to cut my motherboard tray for atx 24 and I'm not sure if I should cut upto standard atx size or an inch more as I'm getting the ASUS Rampage 2 Extreme. I wouldnt want hole to show if I were to get a standard ATX board in the future yet I don't want the atx 24 cable to travel to far under board.

Can someone give me some advice please? Tried asking FRoze as I'll have same setup as him but he hasn't replied and I need to cut my board by the end of the week ready for my bits coming.

Really hope someone can help?

RoEy

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Originally Posted by ell

NICE RIG. absolutely gorgeous, right down to the last detail.

I think we have a winner, but why do people use 90 degree flow destroying barbs!? I just dont see how anyone could think thats a good idea besides aesthetic value

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Thanks!:clap:, although I am sure it doesn't hold a candle to some of the others here.
I didn't have much choice but to put that one 90 degree fitting in under the bottom card as the straight fittong was causing teh hose to kink a little. I could have cut the case floor, but it would have created the need for alot of fancy finishing work that I didn't think was worth it.

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Originally Posted by Babrbarossa

I have them where they're needed (seven in total in there)- wherever there's torque on the fitting. Today I added another clamp to the bottom fitting on the res- you can tell by the pic that it needed it. I find that if the fittings and the tubing are decent, they're often not necessary. I ran my last build for 2 years with only two clamps and it never leaked.

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Why don't you just go all clamps down and clamp it away. If you've already clamped a couple of barbs you might as well clamp the others to give it a more uniform look. You also buy yourself a bit of safety

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Originally Posted by NysoO

Why don't you just go all clamps down and clamp it away. If you've already clamped a couple of barbs you might as well clamp the others to give it a more uniform look. You also buy yourself a bit of safety

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:rolleyes: To be honest, I did clamp them all about two weeks ago- I don't like the look of them but the thought of proving Waterlogged right kept nagging at me :). I did manage to get all UV blue clamps though, so they match my tubing.

my t-j07

http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...1/IMG_4309.jpg

http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...1/IMG_4320.jpg

http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...1/IMG_4316.jpg

http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...1/IMG_4357.jpg

http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...1/IMG_4323.jpg

http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...1/IMG_4310.jpg

http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...ther01/022.jpg


Link to my build...... http://www.chilledpc.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=8560

Holy ancient thread resurrection Batman! That's some nice work there though ya mother. If you don't mind givin up your secrets, what did you use for the striping and lettering?

My pal has a graphics company...he used a special vinyl as the normal vinyl wouldn't stick properly. Always wanted to post my rig on this thread....spent hours looking at t-j07s on here...jumping from link to link. :)

http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/308/dscf5059d.jpg

http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/1965/dscf4986y.jpg

http://img30.imageshack.us/img30/2579/dscf5118.jpg

http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/7205/dscf5197.jpg

http://img192.imageshack.us/img192/6540/dscf5158.jpg

http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/2787/dscf5160.jpg

Nice rig....I like the mm perspex roof.....guy on chilled pc was just asking if anyone had reversed the mobo on a t-j07.
I revived this thread for the good of mankind. :)

I just found some other pics.

http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/5103/dscf5542.jpg

http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/9453/dscf5512.jpg

But enough of my rig.

I'd like to see some more TJ's :up:

ya mother, excellent tj07 dude ;)

except for the decal, everything else is great. Nothing wrong with the decal though, just not a fan of it.

Here's mine sorry guys it's not done yet, will be updating once i get her done..

Link to my ever growing build log :)

http://www.overclock.net/case-mod-wo...ull-board.html





http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...o/DSC_0753.jpg

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...o/DSC_0754.jpg

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...o/DSC_0756.jpg


http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...DSC_0383-1.jpg


http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...o/DSC_0772.jpg

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http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...o/DSC_0787.jpg


http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...o/CSC_0789.jpg

^^^^ :up:

Love the colour scheme.

new to forums. heres my TJ07. nothing special compared to the last two on this page.

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2006-...0/DSC00192.JPG
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2006-...0/DSC00182.JPG

HMMM Should I keep my 2 week old U2UFO or switch it out already???? Hmmmmm, Shazza when you do I will too.

Are there any cases here that have 3/8 ID - 4/8 (1/2) OD tubing?
I cant decide if I should go with 4/8 OD or 6/8 OD for my TJ07.
Im guessing 4/8 OD would look rather stupid in such a large case?

Edit: Oblivion Sky - What size is your tubing?

you mean 1/2" ID 3/4" OD right? Its a common size and would give you a slightly higher flow rate then using a smaller size.

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Originally Posted by Whilhelm

you mean 1/2" OD 3/4" ID right? Its a common size and would give you a slightly higher flow rate then using a smaller size.

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No, I ment what I said.
3/8 ID and 4/8 OD.
There is no such tube as 1/2 OD and 3/4 ID, thats impossible. :p:

Edit: And the question has nothing to do with flow, only what looks better.

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Originally Posted by WeeMaan

No, I ment what I said.
3/8 ID and 4/8 OD.
There is no such tube as 1/2 OD and 3/4 ID, thats impossible. :p:

Edit: And the question has nothing to do with flow, only what looks better.

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I think he meant 1/2" ID and 3/4" OD, which is one of the most popular sizes, and works great for flow rate, and looks great too. Don't be so quick to dismiss the mighty 1/2" ID tube, or as I like to call it the "Mississippi River" of tubing. Putting aesthetics over performance is sacrilege to my ears, but you can do what you want.

As for 3/8" ID and 4/8" OD tubing, I've never seen it, but that is awfully thin-walled tubing, does it even bend? It seems like it would kink even in a 45 degree semi-circle. I would think you want the walls of the tube to be as thick as possible, to prevent drooping and kinking, but maybe that's just me. Also you can forget finding compression fittings for that tubing.

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Originally Posted by eth0s

I think he meant 1/2" ID and 3/4" OD, which is one of the most popular sizes, and works great for flow rate, and looks great too. Don't be so quick to dismiss the mighty 1/2" ID tube, or as I like to call it the "Mississippi River" of tubing. Putting aesthetics over performance is sacrilege to my ears, but you can do what you want.

As for 3/8" ID and 4/8" OD tubing, I've never seen it, but that is awfully thin-walled tubing, does it even bend? It seems like it would kink even in a 45 degree semi-circle. I would think you want the walls of the tube to be as thick as possible, to prevent drooping and kinking, but maybe that's just me. Also you can forget finding compression fittings for that tubing.

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I have not dismissed 1/2 ID tubing at all.
I simply asked if there was anyone having pictures of what 4/8 OD tubing looked like inside an TJ07 so I can draw my own conclusion.
And about the compression fittings, that is the reason I cant take 3/8 ID 5/8 OD.
The shop has only got compression fittings for 3/8 ID 4/8 OD or 1/2 ID 3/4 OD..

I mixed up my ID and ODs. But 4/8" is the same as 1/2" That was the point I was trying to make.

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Originally Posted by Whilhelm

I mixed up my ID and ODs. But 4/8" is the same as 1/2" That was the point I was trying to make.

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Yes, thats right. But I'm talking about 1/2 OD not ID. ;)

No one with 4/8 (1/2) OD tubing in a TJ07?

Thread revive.

Did the people who mounted their side panel on the inside sand back the thread that protrudes into the side panel, and use a screw/nut on the other side of the acrylic?