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I wouldn't. If there is no thermostat, the coolant flows too fast to remove heat from the engine.

This looks just like the top part of the one I bought from Terry's Auto Lab.

:) Bet you can't wait to start playing with the Barracuda!

The one on the Barracuda is an o-ringed housing from Terry's Auto Lab. I got tired of the leaky cast iron housing, so I spent the $100 for the good one. I'll put one on my Valiant if it shows any signs of leaking.

Even the cast iron ones can rot out and leak after some time. I bought one from this guy and never looked back. Expensive, but no more leaks! http://www.terrysautolab.com/

What kind of intake? Did you block the heat passages in the intake or not? Mine are blocked. No problems with heat soak, but I also don't have a Thermoquad.

Try one of the housings from this site: http://www.terrysautolab.com/ Ehrenberg just did an article on these in the new Mopar Action.

Just checked Rock Auto. They have a new 8 blade impeller for $22. www.rockauto.com

Actually, there is a difference in the impellers for a reason. A/C cars have smaller waterpump pullies so the fan spins faster, which moves more air through the radiator at low speeds. This helps keep the engine cool and helps the A/C work better in traffic. Since the water pump is also spun...