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    Nice!
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    I'm looking forward to see your next update bro!
    Where are those photos

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    anyone know of a US made rad mount I can use in a TJ 07?
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    Quote Originally Posted by darthbeavis View Post
    anyone know of a us made rad mount i can use in a tj 07?
    ++1
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    Quote Originally Posted by DarthBeavis View Post
    anyone know of a US made rad mount I can use in a TJ 07?
    +1

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    looking nice mate!

    Another thing I find funny is AMD/Intel would snipe any of our Moms on a grocery run if it meant good quarterly results, and you are forever whining about what feser did?

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    what fan spacing is the Phobya rad mount?
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    Great tubing routes, very low profile
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    Wow, very tidy job on the tube routing. And them fittings sure looks sexy. Really nice work

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    Wolf, where did you get those phobia rad supports? I need some bad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by adpr_02 View Post
    Wolf, where did you get those phobia rad supports? I need some bad.
    He buy it from a local shop in Portugal

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    Hey guys!
    First of all let me say I'm sorry for the absence of updates on this project but I was on vacation and I was completely isolated from the "modern world". To satisfy you guys I put together a couple of photos of the almost finished project. The case is at the bodyshop atm ready to be powdercoated.

    I hope you like it!


    Shortening the fan controller so it fits in the 5.25" bay once the inner cover is placed:






    The side panel completely tapped and ready to be cut to make a window:





    Later I'll post some more detailed photos of the cut


    Time to go Pro again












    I hope you guys like this update and later i'll post some photos of my sleeved PSU =D
    Last edited by Wolfskin07; 08-10-2010 at 01:54 AM.

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    Keep going bro...it will be very nice when it will be fninished.

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    The tube between the mosfets... ever consider changing that to black tubing? I can see it working nicely.
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    Looking real nice there! Does anyone know if there's going to be a revised TJ07 as NewEgg doesn't even have the "Auto Notify" active and Frozen CPU has them for an absurd marked up price of 369.99!

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    PSU = SeaSonic X-1250W
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    CASE = Case Labs STH10
    LCD = NEC MultiSync 1970GX 19"
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    Watercooling System:
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    GPU = EK FC-480 GTX Nickel+Acetal
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    RES = EK-RES X3 250
    PUMP = Dual Koolance PMP-450's w/ EK-D5 Dual Top CSQ
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    LIQUID = Distilled Water w/Petra's Pure Silver Killcoil

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    The PSU main cables sleeved and ready! a BIG THX to Carlos for surprising me with his superb work!












    I hope you like it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ScottALot View Post
    The tube between the mosfets... ever consider changing that to black tubing? I can see it working nicely.
    I haven't mate! But I kinda like it this way and it serves a second goal: to identify the separate loops. But thank you for your suggestion. I will think about it in a future upgrade =P

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    Damm sexy bro

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolfskin07 View Post
    I haven't mate! But I kinda like it this way and it serves a second goal: to identify the separate loops. But thank you for your suggestion. I will think about it in a future upgrade =P
    Yeah that's a good point, but I'm suggesting it because that area looks a little cluttered and either the MOSFET or the input line could be black to simplify it a bit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ScottALot View Post
    Yeah that's a good point, but I'm suggesting it because that area looks a little cluttered and either the MOSFET or the input line could be black to simplify it a bit.
    Once the CPU inlet tube gets connected to the pump it will be less cluttered because the tube will rise and distance itself from the others a bit (=

    But thx for the input!

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    Hey guys! It's been a long day and I have some photos to show the work done today

    After sanding and applying the primary it looks like this!



    Some parts painted black and waiting for the paint to dry





    After 2 coats of paint and drying this is the result













    Here's the tricky part of the paint job:
    The unibody and some other parts painted black inside and White outside. In the photos the black had already been applied and we were ready to apply the white paint




    The white paint stayed in the dryer all night because we applied it in the evening so I'll show you some photos of the unibody and the other parts ready to be mounted





    whiiiteeeee





    The case is partially assembled and I can tell you it's looking good!!

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    Vary nice paint job Wolf! Hay Wolf, did you use a can of spray paint and is that a dark gray? I'm looking for a high quality spray can of flat black paint that has a nice even coverage (high quality spray nosle) so I don't have to get things powder coated to save money and time, could you recommend a high quality spray paint with a nice even coverage? Cost is non issue if its high quality.

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    Computer System:
    CPU = Intel i7 3770K
    MOBO = Asus Maximus V Extreme
    GPU = EVGA GeForce GTX 480 @ 880MHz|1760MHz|4200MHz @ 1.125v
    RAM = 8GB Dominator GT's
    SSD = Samsung 830 Series 256GB
    PSU = SeaSonic X-1250W
    SC = X-Fi Fatality Pro
    CASE = Case Labs STH10
    LCD = NEC MultiSync 1970GX 19"
    OS = Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit


    Watercooling System:
    CPU = EK Supremacy Nickel+Acetal
    GPU = EK FC-480 GTX Nickel+Acetal
    MB = EK-FB Asus M5E Nickel+Acetal
    RES = EK-RES X3 250
    PUMP = Dual Koolance PMP-450's w/ EK-D5 Dual Top CSQ
    RAD = Dual HWLabs SR-1 560's w/Gentle Typhoon 1850rpm Fans
    LIQUID = Distilled Water w/Petra's Pure Silver Killcoil

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    This was painted just like a car! In an auto body shop!
    If the cost is not a problem i suggest you to search a best service and be done by professionals to insure you a good job it's always better than a spray paint !

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    Another small update for you guys.

    The case is now assembled and the front panel is finally painted! Also the side Window now has the acrylic glued to it




    Some photos of the inside







    We had a hard time perfecting the paint on the front panel but it paid of BIG TIME!





    More to come soon....stay tuned!

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    nice! - really like that front panel

    paint job looks fantastic too
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