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Thread: MORA-2 PRO...worth it for a rad?

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    dont look *too* bad
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    That radiator is a very unsuited for Watercooling. If you are looking for Large radiator, there are beter alternatives with superior performance and price. Monster core is one example.

    Also All Copper Car radiators are quite suited for watercooling.

    Heatercores and Automobile Radiators the same size of Mora 2 are readily available. In addition to beter performance, there is less pressure drop.
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    Last edited by Zenjirou; 04-30-2006 at 08:35 PM.

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