MCW-6002/6000-P Waterblock?

Just bought got the MCW-6000-A64, but waiting for the rest of my parts to come in... Looks like it will be a real good block, I know there’s tons of reviews just look around. There were only one or two blocks that out performed it, and not by very significant numbers.

Check around here...

http://www.ocia.net/reviews/swiftech_8600/swiftech_8600.shtml

And here...

http://www.overclockers.com/articles373/wbsum.asp

A couple places also recommended the 6000 over the 6002, gave better performance....


Anyway once I get the setup up and running I'll post results. Though I will have dual radiators, and a '77 Bonneville heater core running in the series... :D


-V
 
Vengeance said:
Just bought got the MCW-6000-A64, but waiting for the rest of my parts to come in... Looks like it will be a real good block, I know there’s tons of reviews just look around. There were only one or two blocks that out performed it, and not by very significant numbers.

Check around here...

http://www.ocia.net/reviews/swiftech_8600/swiftech_8600.shtml

And here...

http://www.overclockers.com/articles373/wbsum.asp

A couple places also recommended the 6000 over the 6002, gave better performance....


Anyway once I get the setup up and running I'll post results. Though I will have dual radiators, and a '77 Bonneville heater core running in the series... :D


-V
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Thanks bro.. the diff between 6002 and 6000 is negligible..the only diff is that 6002 can accept 1/2 ID" tubing.

I'm still looking for MCW-6002 P reviews.. :confused:

anyway GL with your setup :) and yes MCW-6xxx's is/are very good blocks :D
 
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