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exos al mod

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i have a really nice exos al and it cools pretty well but the weak pumps are killing the performance so im thinking about replacing the two shitty pumps with a single more powerful pump. the pump needs to be 12v operated and able to fit within the very small exos resevoir...any suggestions on a pump that would work
 
Why does it have to fit in the exos res? You wont find a submersible pump that small and powerful enough. Your best bet is to probably find a way to fit the Laing DDC into your exos, might require making a new custom (smaller) resevoir, not too familiar with the space constraints in an exos. Also, you could just make the pump inside the case and have the Exos unit only contain the radiator and the res, that would work fine.

The Laing DDC has 3/8" fittings, so you would need to get a converter, but that pump has plenty of head pressure so it would work best for a restrictive 1/4" loop.
 
It's not possible to open the Koolance EXOS reservoir and still have it be leak proof, IMHO. If you want to do this ditch the pump/reservoir unit and put the pump Erasmus354 suggested. You can always add in a separate reservoir in the loop somewhere in the case if you want it. I believe there would be plenty of room in the EXOS case for the Laing DDC after ditching the Koolance unit.
 
yea i was thinking about just making a new resvoir for it then putting a small inline pump inside the exos case but not inside the resevoir any suggestion on a 1/4" pump
 
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