Who makes the adapters on the front of the 392 Hemi heads for running a heater? I am running a chev water pump. The thermostat is on the drivers head but I need basically a Tee on the passenger head for the crossover and heater hose attachment.

I am running a big block Chevy water pump on my 392 and the pump has 2 threaded holes I assumed were for the heater hoses. Its a little hard to see, but one of the holes is right on top of the pump.
Arno

HotHemiHeads has this setup:

http://www.hothemiheads.com/water_pumps/crossover_and_housing.html

If there is room, you could possibly come off the water ports on the back of the cylinder heads. HotHeads part number 21603. Tell Bob that I sent you.

The motor on the stand is one I built for my sister. This is my motor and it has (had) a hot heads crossover, but I want to put a heater in the car, cool nights in the northwest. I guess I can just add a tee on the passenger side head for heater supply and tee into the inlet side of the pump for the return. I paid to have this done, shop went out of business, did not get all my parts back, or money. Glad I didn't lose the car.

as said in earlier post ,,,HOT HEADS has what you want,,or as said,, hot heads also has a aluminum plate that you can use on the back of the head,,same location as in the front of the head for the cross over,,,hot heads aluminum plate is thereaded for a pipe fitting ,,which works out well or you can do what i did,before hot heads came out with this nice looking plate,,,

get a piece of flat plate,,drill it for the mounting holes,,weld a bung on it for the pipe,,on side of your heater needs to come from a hotter source then the water pump,,2 hoses running off the water wont produce much heat at all,,then a plate on the other side to hide your engine temp sender,,,

Waiting for parts for the heater so I thought I'd piddle around in the trunk for a while. What is it you ask.

Not getting anything done from LA but will be back home in a couple weeks and start again.

sweet,,,,,,,,,,,

I had Sunday off, so after the storm and power outage I began again.

And then I got out the big hammer.

I tried to hide the hoses as much as possible.

And then I added some fuel lines, what else do you do on thanksgiving.

loooks great, i agree EAT then go out to the garage,, i pulled my rear apart swapping from a 4.56 to a 3.91 in my barracuda