Fluid damper - water pump housings

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I sprung for one of those chrome plated fluid damper copies from 440  Source. 
I delt with Brandon who seems to know what he's talking about. Got  it today. 
It weighs about 2 lbs more than a factory damper and about 1/2"  thicker so I 
haven't tried the pulley line up.  It's sfi approved so I hope  it will be 
ok. I promptly scuffed it up and painted it turquoise.   Also did the same with 
their aluminum water pump housing which I added a Milodon  HV pump.  Anyone 
have a good source for stainless heater hose  nipples?   440 Source also has a 
used factory  aluminum  housing #2536767 that they say was used on the 65 S/S 
race  hemi.   I thought it was kinda cool, being so unique and  all. I guess it 
would fit a RB motor  They were asking 250.00.   There's a photo of it on 
their site.   Joe
 
Another question - looking down the thermostat neck, into the  housing, is a 
1/4" or so threaded hole. My cast iron housings also  have this.  Is this a 
bypass of some type, or should it be plugged?   Again with the Joe....;-D 

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