Overclock.net banner
1 - 19 of 19 Posts

· Premium Member
Joined
·
6,537 Posts
pump
http://www.crazypc.com/Merchant2/mer...duct_Code=9335 with this mod

heater core(1977 bonneville heater core) u can get at local auto shop for ~20$

plumbing u can get at local harware stor and the resivoir u can make out of a tupperwar container with fitting found at hardware store as well...~25$

water block
http://www.crazypc.com/Merchant2/mer...uct_Code=93031

PS: this is my first WC suggestion build for someone, but i have read countless builds for other people...and do whatlenzo said its a good suggestion!
 

· Registered
Joined
·
2,013 Posts
Discussion Starter · #4 ·
well I got 10 feet of tubing from Home depot for about 3 bucks but every one of the three autoparts stores that I went to looked at me like I was a dumbass when I asked for a '77 bonneville heater core and no one could find out the size fittings of any other ones.
 

· Premium Member
Joined
·
6,537 Posts
hmm its a dual core heater core for a car... ya ive checked and many people here use the 77 bonneville heatercore... like advanced auto, pepboys,ect should have it...
 

· Premium Member
Joined
·
6,537 Posts
ya try napa... tell them its a heater core for a 77 bonneville,and they should have it or atleast know where to find one...they are really with the money...so really try to find one, dont tell them its for a computer or they'll think your crazy!

also maybe JCwhitney online... geussing? ill check now for ya...
 

· Premium Member
Joined
·
6,537 Posts
umm i think it has anywhere from a small block v8 up to the 6.6?litre v8.... not sure...
 

· Premium Member
Joined
·
6,537 Posts

· Premium Member
Joined
·
6,537 Posts
hell just search on ebay for a good heatercore and make sure it has 3/8" or 1/2" fittings on it, or no larger that 3/4" fittings.. maybe contact the seller to ask what size they are
after ofcourse u cant find it in an auto parts store...
 

· Premium Member
Joined
·
3,865 Posts
All american car heater cores have a 5/8 and a 3/4 tube on them, they are easy to adapt down to 1/2 ID tubing. The hardware store guys will help you with that, just take it there. Just go and order the 77 bonneville heatercore from auto zone or one of the others, they are easy to find and are only 20 dollars.
 

· Premium Member
Joined
·
6,537 Posts
ya thats what i thought... Pvt. i bet u will run into the same problems as u did today, people not knowing *** your talkin about because its the same deal with computer shop people, they think they know but the dont... so u will have to order one and u will prolly get it in less than a week
 

· SNERP!!!
Joined
·
5,784 Posts
Quote:


Originally Posted by Pvt. Pritchard

well I got 10 feet of tubing from Home depot for about 3 bucks but every one of the three autoparts stores that I went to looked at me like I was a dumbass when I asked for a '77 bonneville heater core and no one could find out the size fittings of any other ones.

Dude, tell them you want it for PC watercooling. They will be so interested they will start pulling every possible heatercore out of stock they have. If they give you a bad time act like they are a moron for not knowing what you are talking about. Some guy tried to give me some attitude saying “oh wow! That’s a great idea! Just put water in your computer!†being a total sarcastic *******. I made him pull 20+ heatercores for me, then I just walked away saying nothing would work.

Just tell them you need a 77 Pontiac Bonneville heatercore without AC. When they ask you what engine size, tell them it doesn't matter.

You will have to cut off the tubing on the heatercore because one of the tubes is expanded to 3/4" from 5/8".
 
1 - 19 of 19 Posts
This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
Top