Liquid cool: will these parts work!?

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Simple answer - No!

Complex answer - the way fittings work and the way the tubing's are designed, fittings meant for holding onto rigid tubing are not compatible with flexible tubing. The same can be said for flexible tubing fittings and pairing them with rigid tubing.

You'd need 3/4" ID rigid fittings like these to make your rigid tubing project make progress. You also may want to ditch the idea of going with a pacific series radiator since their internal constructions are of that made with aluminium = galvanic corrosion. You can read more int eh watercooling sticky(linked in my sig).

Suggestions for rigid tubing fittings:
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Simple answer - No!

Complex answer - the way fittings work and the way the tubing's are designed, fittings meant for holding onto rigid tubing are not compatible with flexible tubing. The same can be said for flexible tubing fittings and pairing them with rigid tubing.

You'd need 3/4" ID rigid fittings like these to make your rigid tubing project make progress. You also may want to ditch the idea of going with a pacific series radiator since their internal constructions are of that made with aluminium = galvanic corrosion. You can read more int eh watercooling sticky(linked in my sig).

Suggestions for rigid tubing fittings:
1
2
 
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