Looking great..now lets see someone do some diagrams of how they are going to plumb these..haha!

Outside Case -> CPU -> Chipset -> Vreg -> Out of Case.
 
8 right angle fittings (+/- 1).  2 tee's.  Partridge and a pear tree.  The tee's are for drain and air ports so I can drain the CPU loop.
 
Only concern is I have to pull my GPU's, drain the CPU loop, and finagle the board out.  Shouldn't take more than 4 hours I don't think all in since it's a similar job to when I upgraded from a 4770K.

did my draft of the flow. http://i.imgur.com/5OP6mIV.jpg in case you can't see it.
 

I'll be somewhat surprised if someone understands this with no other explanation (click to enlarge):
 

 
I could have done a contour style plot with different shades of color to denote depth, but MS Paint.

I can understand in Anon-guy. CPU->Chipset->VRM. But are you using those holes in the back to put the tubes out? If so wouldn't making it goes from the chipset to outside be the shorter route?

seta8967
I can understand in Anon-guy. CPU->Chipset->VRM. But are you using those holes in the back to put the tubes out? If so wouldn't making it goes from the chipset to outside be the shorter route?

Didn't consider that, but if I did that it would make it so I couldn't remove the GPUs as one piece since the exit tube would crossover the pipe that connects the blocks.

Awesome pics guys..giving me some great ideas!

Invoices going out shortly.  leak testing underway.

Cool. Received invoice and sent payment.

Invoices went out to all US residents.  All those outside the US I just need to know your preferred method of shipping.  The cheapest out there is the US Postal service, but there is no tracking info so its a do at your own risk kind of thing.  If you want tracking that will cost more.