Re: More uses for a 318 "Poly" head

On Dec 10, 2016 6:05 PM, <glpavlovich@xxxxxxx> wrote:

I found more uses for a Poly head when not making power on the engine. Had to remove the old seat belt fasteners from my Plymouth and the years of undercoat & gunk made it more than difficult to remove with myself alone. You have to be in the cab to wrench the 7/16” fine thread bolt while somehow securing the nut underneath the vehicle from turning as you apply torque to unfasten...hmmm, I attached a vise grip to the bolt head in the cab and stuck the protruding handle into one of the intake ports on my spare R&D Poly “head”. Poly heads are not known for their svelteness and secured the vise grip handle sufficiently allowing me to ratchet the bolt from underneath the car w/o spinning the bolt; voila, success. Although I did have to use a die to remove the “road experience” before the ratchet experience would be fruitful.

Merry Christmas to all!

Gary Pavlovich

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