Case Modding project: my stacker 830 (ultra) work

Hey everyone, I have finally started my worklog!!!

This will be edited on a regular basis and changed up because when I first wrote this, it's kind of all over the place.  Sorry about that.
I added a weekly work log to it so it makes more chronological sense.

Project 1:
Basically, I am turning my existing single loop Dual-SLi into a dual loop, Triple-SLi.

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I have:
CM Stacker 830
eVGA 680i soon to be a 780i
QX6800
2x8500C5D dominator ram
3x 8800GTX
Asus P1 PhysX
Soundblaster Fatal1ty
Silverstone ST1000NV PSU
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Here is the system currently with a dual GTX and a single loop:

and my 3rd GTX with waterblock

With this waterblock it makes the GTX/Ultra a single slot card, therefore allowing usage of the 3GTX and 2 add'l cards. 

and the Triple Rad

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existing Hardware:
I am doing a dual loop watercooling with the following:
Dangerden Copper TDX 775 Waterblock
3xKoolance Vid-282 GTX Waterblock (changes the cards to a single slot card for 3way sli and usage of a sound and physx card)
2xKoolance 1slot spacing connect nozzle (3way sli must have)
2xSwiftech MCRes Micro REservoir
2x Swiftech MCR120 Radiators for cpu
1x Black Ice GTX360 Rad for GPU
2x Danger Den DDC-12V 18 Watt Version 3.2 Pumps
FluidXP Blood Red
Tygon Tubing.
Tubing Mesh
6 Ultra Kaze fans from Scythe ( 133cfm) for the triple rad
3 Yate Loon 122CFM fans for the other 2 rads and intake.
6 rubber fan gaskets from AcousticPC
3 120MM Fan Filters since dust will be the issue on the bottom of the pc and that's where my triple rad is.

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I got extra stacker 830s at work so I grabbed one and stripped it down. 
I am currently getting the interior of the case powder coated ($35!!!! at e-techcollision.com in walnut creek ca) and the exterior I am not sure what theme I am going for.  I will work on that later.
I already made my cuts (yes, they're not as good as some of the other cuts here, like made by GameGuru and Lowfat... (I made the fan cuts too wide, but nothing a little moulding and gaskets can't fix) made. 
I am putting the GTX 360 at the bottom, and 1x120 at the top and the other one at the back on the inside.  But, I am thinking that may not be condusive to airflow.  I may take the one from the top and put it in the front bay like how Croak in BC did back on the 1.1.08 post, (page 68 on the stacker slacker thread)

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Week 1:
Anyway, so my worklog starts with the dissasembly of the new chassis.  Then I went out and bought the jigsaw and dremel set and made my cuts.  Since I am blind in my left eye, I can't see straight lines (don't ask it's hard to explain)... so my cuts are a little wider than I hoped.

I also picked up window moulding and gasket material.

My roomie is a mechanic and own's his own shop so he's helping me out a lot with Gasket materials, Window Moulding and stuff he has there.  Go me!

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Friday
I picked up a Silverstone ST1000NV PSU from work.

Week 2:
Monday:
Went to Petra's and Alex hooked me up with 3 Swiftech Stealth Rev.2 Full Cover Waterblock for nVidia 8800 Series

1 EK Supreme

and 2 Petra'sTech DDCT-01s Custom Acetal DDC Pump Top (w/Barbs!)

My only complaint is that these swiftech GPU blocks aren't single slot like my koolance blocks.  So now I have to sacrifice the sound card and physx card. :(
Tuesday:
Took the swiftechs back to Petra's.  Spoke to Alex and Quoc a bit.  They agree that with maintenance, the Koolance blocks are actually pretty good.

Wednesday:
I picked up the chassis from the powder coaters today.  The gunmetal black looks AWESOME!!!!!!!   I will take pics when I put it together and make my final cuts...
I can't wait to start the external part of the chassis!!!!

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Other Notes, stuff I plan on adding/doing, etc-
I will be Lapping my QX6800 with instruction from http://forums.hardwarelogic.com/f32/lapping-your-cpu-guide-8516.html (Thanks Nate!!!!)

Ok here's the pics I have for now.