Would flexible tubes work in a watercooling loop?

[Venom1987]

Hi, 

 

the question is rather simple. I stombled across some flexible tubes i had laying around from back then when i installed a new faucet in my bathroom. I kinda like the look. But now comes the important question: Does anybody know if they would work (ignoring the screwing hardware at the ends for now) in a cooling loop? Does anyone has a idea / experience?

 

Greetings

 

[emosun]

they are designed to take near boiling hot water for years on end so yeah , provided the fittings were correct.

[Venom1987]

that basicly now means, i need to get all the needed parts and start tinkering =D thanks for the quick answer

[Firewrath9]

yes. use distileld water and pt-nuke or xt-1

[Blue4130]

They will work just fine, inside is just a rubber hose. 

[Mick Naughty]

Can also just use any tubing and simply put the braiding over it. Can even use the chrome plastic techflex stuff as I imagine the metal would be tedious to work with. 

[MkaiL]

Someone just did it actually: