UPDATE TIME:Here are some more pics with a description of the pic below each pic:
http://i46.tinypic.com/2wq8xzo.jpg^ This picture was one I posted before, it is now out of date. I wanted to post it again to point out the tube going from the Radiator into the CPU block. It was bothering me that it was just slightly too short and had to reach too much to connect the two items. It bothered me so much I replaced it with a 1" longer piece (below). (I am limited to only 3 pictures per post on JSP so I linked the pic, where the new ones I posted the pics)
^ Close to the same angle as the above picture but this time Flash is turned off and you now see my new piece of tubing. It is approx 1" longer than the previous tube that was there. I think once I push the CPU block in all the way and tighten it down the length will end up being absolutely perfect for that run.
^ Another thing that kind of got in my mind and I started thinking a lot about was the route tubing and the pictures above make it look like it crosses pretty badly. I think just the angle I took the pictures, it made it look all crissy crossy and not as neat as it does really look. So I took two shots of the completed routing at different angles to give a better perspective. The first shot is shown above.
^ This one is actually a pretty nice shot. Looks nice without the flash on the camera. The tube going from the block back the radiator does go underneath the other two and cross beneath them, but not sure it could be avoided. I may have been able to sneak it inbetween the two tubes at the rad ports but that would mean I'd have to do a pretty had bend coming out of my CPU block then back up to the back rad port. I think the way it came out turned out to be okay.
I did think about swapping for a long time today and ended up deciding to just keep it how it is now. Reason being, didn't want to disassemble the whole thing again... haha
But also the tube coming from the Rad into the CPU was going to be a little too curvy and man handled to get it to come into both ports properly since i'd have to come out the CPU block then bend it all the way back the other way to hit the back rad port. And lastly, I was worried about having to swap the port that the Phobya temp sensor is in. If I flopped the rad ports then I'd have to move the Phobya sensor too and I didn't want to mess with tightening it again into the rad and also the barb into the sensor. With the sensor wire, and the positioning I have it now, I was reluctant to move it.