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its good quality

downside is that the DDC is much worse than a D5 pump

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Good kit, pump could be better (D5 Vario for example)

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I didn't buy the kit but I'm using the same block, radiator, and reservoir, you're not going to do much better as far as quality goes but I'd purchase everything separately.  I've used a few DDC pumps in the past and they're not totally bad especially with a upgraded top but I'd recommend a D5.  Out of the DDC's I've owned; one completely failed and the PWM control stopped working on another and would only run at 100%.  I've had a EK-D5 running 24/7 for about a year now and it's definitely worth the extra cost.

 

The XE radiator that comes with the kit is one of the thickest ones available so you'll want to make sure you have at least 100mm of clearance.

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I would suggest the P360 kit which comes with a D5 pump

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