Requirements: Dremel Xbox 360 Soldering Iron/Gun LED Storm v2 Talismoon Whisper Fan Hexcorp Clear Wind tunnel T10 Torx Screw Driver (Not really need, just need a screwdriver with a star like head) Double Sided Foam Tape RF Module Step 1: Taking apart your 360 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPuf8KXAK88&feature=player_embedded Step 2: Take Out and Replace Simply enough, unplug your dvd drive (there are 2 cables that plug into the back of it). Take the dvd drive out, then take out the White wind tunnel. Too remove the fan, wedge 2 screwdrivers between the top of the fan and below the metal over hang and lfit up to release the fan. Then unplug the fan. Also for the rf module, unscrew the 3 screws on the face plate data chip located in the top right and top left and then in the bottom middle. Plug in your new modified rf module and screw it back in. (I plugged my new fan in, ignore that) Resized to 59% (was 1023 x 680) - Click image to enlarge Step 3: Test it out and place it where you want it. Take the talismoon whisper fan, plug it in and wedge it into the slot where the original fan was. The Led storm v2 comes with a replace dvd drive cable, plug that into the dvd drive and the slot on the 360 and now the led storm is powered. test it out now. Resized to 59% (was 1023 x 680) - Click image to enlarge Now put it all together. The wind tunnel needs to go in first before you lay the dvd drive in. (be careful of the piece you would push to eject the drive, it gets in the way a lot!!) Then take the led storm and the short side goes on the side closest to the dvd drive. the last strip of leds goes on the other side. Remove the paper on the back of each led strip( you will see a bronze side) then stick it onto the side of the xbox like so. Resized to 59% (was 1023 x 680) - Click image to enlarge Step 4: Measuring and Cutting. Measure the width of the dots on bottom and top of the xbox casing. (they are air vents, like mesh but I call them dots) Then measure the space between the xbox 360 imprint in the middle to the top of the dots. You may want to take some cm's off to not lose the integrity of the plastic. Draw a rectangle with the measurements and use a circle stencil to draw rounded edges on each corner.( a stocky paper, nothing flimsy) Cut out this rounded rectangle and out line it on the xbox on top and bottom of the Xbox 360 imprinted logo. Here is the stencil on the right hand side and the outline on the xbox casing. Resized to 59% (was 1023 x 680) - Click image to enlarge Step 4.5: Cutting Use the dremel, preferably with a plastic cutting bit. Cut the straight parts and skip over the rounded edges like so, remember ignore the rounded edges and skip over them like so Resized to 59% (was 1023 x 680) - Click image to enlarge When you pop out this shape, you are left with little triangles in each corner. Use a sanding bit to sand in and create that perfect rounded corner Resized to 59% (was 1023 x 680) - Click image to enlarge Resized to 59% (was 1023 x 680) - Click image to enlarge (sanding part picturized) Resized to 89% (was 680 x 1023) - Click image to enlarge Repeat this process for the other window and ta da there are your windows. Resized to 59% (was 1023 x 680) - Click image to enlarge Step 5: Plexi Glass/Plastic/Acryllic laying. This part is hard. Flip over the xbox 360 case and try to cut off the screw hole receivers so you can get a flat rectangular shape in order to be able to lay in the PG/P/A. This part can be skipped but eh, doesnt look so good. Then you can cut of the corners in order to fit it. Now lay the tape in every corner and one piece in the middle piece of plastic, its the part with the xbox 360 on it and then lay your PG/P/A on top and push in every spot with the tape. Step 6: Put it back together. Resized to 59% (was 1023 x 680) - Click image to enlarge Step 7: Now plug it in! Plug it in and enjoy, the smart led storm comes with a remote to change the colors! Rewind the process of taking the xbox apart, and put everything back together! Resized to 59% (was 1023 x 680) - Click image to enlarge Resized to 59% (was 1023 x 680) - Click image to enlarge <br itxtnodeid="250">
