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Old 02-18-08   #1 (permalink)
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I need help putting a Radiator on a antec 900 without doing any drilling. Pictures would be great if you have any.
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Use a Swiftech rad box. Fits over your existing 120mm rear fan opening:

http://www.jab-tech.com/Swiftech-Rad...k-pr-3337.html

Install the rad with the barbs down and run the tubing through a PCI slot.
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However, whether or not you get to use a pci slot for your tubing depends on your tubing size and whether there is a pre-drilled hole for tubes...

if your tubing size is anything bigger than 3/8", and if your case doesn't have pre-drilled holes for the tubing, you have to drill the holes for tubes.
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Drill a couple holes and use grommets, no big deal (using a drill).
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Drill a couple holes and use grommets, no big deal (using a drill).
How big should i drill the holes?
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The holes need to be as big as your tubing, so 1/2" or 3/8" or whatever your using.
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The holes need to be as big as your tubing, so 1/2" or 3/8" or whatever your using.
They would have to be a little larger. Has to be larger than the tubing Outer Diameter and large enough for the grommets.
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They would have to be a little larger. Has to be larger than the tubing Outer Diameter and large enough for the grommets.
that is correct

some 900s have the holes predrilled allready
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These are 3/4" ID grommets that I use with 1/2x3/4" tubing..3/4" Rubber Grommets..I use a 3/4" hole saw to drill holes for them...

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Use a Swiftech rad box. Fits over your existing 120mm rear fan opening:

http://www.jab-tech.com/Swiftech-Rad...k-pr-3337.html

Install the rad with the barbs down and run the tubing through a PCI slot.
sorry but i bought both the swifttech radbox and a thermochill rad and the best is the

http://www.jab-tech.com/Thermochill-...d-pr-3631.html

trust me its the best. wont have to worry about the plastic cracking like mine did. and its not even that heavy at all for the thermo. trust me bro get the thermo. you thank me later on.
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