Rigid tubing

[EcDarkSky]

Hi guys i want to do rigid tubing but without bending just 90° degree fitings and I need some help about brand because there a lot. 

I search sexy but reliable (most important) fittings 90° and normal fittings. For tubing i think primochill is best am i  right? 

Thanks for help and answer

[DevilishBooster]

Primochill or AlphaCool would be what I suggest, but as long as you check reviews you should have a good idea.

I would also make sure you get PETG tubing.

[W-L]

4 minutes ago, EcDarkSky said:

Hi guys i want to do rigid tubing but without bending just 90° degree fitings and I need some help about brand because there a lot. 

I search sexy but reliable (most important) fittings 90° and normal fittings. For tubing i think primochill is best am i  right? 

Thanks for help and answer

If your wanting to do hardline with straight tubes and no bends but with fittings the costs will go up very quickly. As for brands primochill is good as long as you use their fittings as they are imperial based as exact sizes where most others tend to be metric as exact and not nominal sizes.  Another good brand is Bitspower which probably has the largest selection of adapters and fittings.

[stealth80]

Bitspower and EK are also decent, as already said, make sure the fittings and pipes are from the same manufacturer.

 

I personally like the new Primochill RSX fittings

[shibbs]

I used 10/12mm Bitspower None Chamfer PETG tubing, along with EK HD compression fittings (http://www.performance-pcs.com/ek-hdc-fitting-12mm-g1-4-black.html) and and Bitspower 90 degrees (http://www.performance-pcs.com/bitspower-matte-black-enhance-90-degree-dual-multi-link-adapter.html) 

 

IMO, the Bitspower fittings seemed to grip the tubing better, but I've got zero complaints about the EK fittings, too. I'm very happy with both of these.