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I'm preparing to replace the entire exhaust system (not the exhaust manifold itself, just from there back) in my '66 Super w/1750.
The bolts where the upper exhuast pipe connects to the manifold are a PITA to put a wrench on. I have the front end up on ramps and am accessing from underneath for a least a few of the bolts. Of course, the bolt head spins as I loosen the nuts, so this looks like a two-person job.
I was thinking that vice-grips would be helpful to clamp the bolt head, but any tips, techniques, and/or useful tools to accomplish this would be appreciated.
Thanks.
The bolts where the upper exhuast pipe connects to the manifold are a PITA to put a wrench on. I have the front end up on ramps and am accessing from underneath for a least a few of the bolts. Of course, the bolt head spins as I loosen the nuts, so this looks like a two-person job.
I was thinking that vice-grips would be helpful to clamp the bolt head, but any tips, techniques, and/or useful tools to accomplish this would be appreciated.
Thanks.