Serp Waterpipes

[Coops]

just looking over this serp timing cover and pump,
on my old timing cover the water pump has two small pipe stub inlets, (one on the back of the timingcover/pump that a hose from the front of the inlet manifold goes to) ( other one is on top of the pump that a pipe from the heater outlet goes to)

but the serp pump has none on these inlets,
as i now have two pipes that need a home,

how has every one else done theres?
e.g demo with his twin plenum serp set up

[dnb]

You might be able to see something from these.

[Coops]

think we have sussed what to do with the pipes now,
thanks for the pics Dave,

On another note, your powersteering pump, is that bolted direc t to the head? or is there a lifting eye etc behind it spacing it off the head?

[dnb]

Yes, there is indeed a lifting eye sandwiched between the head and the PAS pump.

[Coops]

about 5mm thick?

[demo2]

Tony, appologies 4 mot bein around the last month or 2, lot on. Ok here's how i did it.
The pipe that comes from the front of the intake manifold is still fitted but has an ally machined bung shoved in it 2 blank it off(remember mine is still flapper intake manifold 2) one heater hose goes to the pipe that runs under the manifold, the other one was connected by getting a stainless tube the same internal diameter as the bottom rad hose about 5 inch's long, then get a smaller piece of stainless tube same diameter as internal heaterhose and cut one end at an angle. Then dril a hole in the side of the big tube and elongate it 2 the same size as the small tube. Remember because the small tube is cut at an angle the hole becomes elongated which needs to be filed out on the big tube so it matches. Then the small tube gets welded to the side of the big tube and u insert it in the bottom hose and fit the remaining heater hose here.Basically it returnes the water 6-8 inch's in front of the water pump instead of into the pump as u now have it. Hope this helps, yell or tex me if u need further help