Been up and running for two months now with the config in my signature.
Initially I read a lot about not being able to use this mobo in a Lian-Li case that "inverts" the normal mobo positioning, as the heatpipe to to cool the nForce chip is really not designed to work in that orientation.
My main mod was removing the heatpipe on the nForce chip, and installing the Swiftech cooler in its place. It works well. I cut off the radiator part of the heatpipe that was over the MOSFETs, and after cleaning it up and applying thermal grease reattached it... not sure if the MOSFETs really need heatsinking, especially since they are in plastic packages which will act as insulation, but no harm in trying.
To keep air moving over the MOSFETs, I reversed the Lian-Li's rear fan to exhaust (like the pre-PLUS Lian-Li's behaved), and have the Zallman pushing exhaust toward the rear of the case, over the salvaged heatsink.
The machine is FAST, and very quiet (I run a couple of the fans under Cool'n'Quiet control, and the fixed speed fans off the half-speed fan connectors from the PS. Seems to make little diff in measured temps.
Although a little bit of work, I've been happy with the speed and quiet of the system. And the ability to put the graphics cards into SLI under software control makes it easy to play games in SLI mode, though when working I use the two cards to drive the two displays individually.