@rabid they must the 22 multi on the 930 is just about useless.

Check this mother out 18 120mm fans and i mounted it under the house with 4000 liter an hour pump and 10 liter res... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxDgjXwl9p0
Fans @4000rpm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4Pf4vcpkFs&feature=player_embedded

Looks like Import Car radiator. You could have picked up one high flow 12v car radiator fan and did just as good with less noise.

ShockTheMonky

Looks like Import Car radiator. You could have picked up one high flow 12v car radiator fan and did just as good with less noise.

Your partly right its actually a aircon receiver dryer out of a brand new toyota camry as I work with smashed cars everyday i get lots of good rads and things that are scratched or minimal damage but we replace them so i get the old,  Its quiet as a mouse because its outside under the house...And here were I live in Australia  its -4c at night in winter so it works very well..

@bigreally


ZOMFG YOUR AUSSIE TOO!!!!

lol i with it got that cold here in NQ im looking at about 20c at night ><

hellshealer

@bigreally


ZOMFG YOUR AUSSIE TOO!!!!

lol i with it got that cold here in NQ im looking at about 20c at night ><

LMAO Go Aussie,s ,,lol queensland hot im in the southern highlands NSW...Cold mf,n place...

Whats that rad made from bigrelly? Is it directly in your loop?

bigrelly

hellshealer

@bigreally


ZOMFG YOUR AUSSIE TOO!!!!

lol i with it got that cold here in NQ im looking at about 20c at night ><

LMAO Go Aussie,s ,,lol queensland hot im in the southern highlands NSW...Cold mf,n place...

ohh how i wish i was in a colder place........ so hard to OC anything here /cry


i miss living is NSW

@relly...that's sick, man!

Well, I used JB weld stick to patch the chiller holes where the copper tubes go in, and no deal....leaks:(

Oh well, drained it slightly below the hole to where it was before...back to the drawing board.

Still have 1/2 the evaporator exposed and now it's glued in there with JB weld. 

I have some rust forming on the submerged part of the evaporator.  I though prestone de-icer would prevent corrosion???   Maybe because frost forms on the exposed part, thaws, and mixes with the de-icer?  Should I put in some anti-freeze....that prevents corrosion, right?

did you start with using all distilled water and part anti-freeze?