Subject	But obviously cant use it with heads removed...?
Posted by	ZXoltan on December 13, 2012 at 1:47 PM
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In Reply To	New VALVE SPRING Compressor Tool from Jim Wolf Technology posted by Bernie (NoVA) on December 13, 2012 at 01:13 PM
Message	Any recommendations on inexpensive valve spring compressor for detached heads?
Follow Ups	New VALVE SPRING Compressor Tool from Jim Wolf Technology - Bernie (NoVA) 13:13:22 12/13/12 Damn you, stole my post :) - Woody75 (Denver) 13:27:21 12/13/12 Nice! Looks much easier then the tool I use. (n/m) - Evan_Wright (Ca) 13:32:37 12/13/12 That thing looks like it would take forever to pull the head - TTNickSoCal 13:46:29 12/13/12 Also a cool trick i learned from an old guy to keep the - TTNickSoCal 13:59:12 12/13/12 I use a tool like that aswell and it can be faster but - Evan_Wright (Ca) 14:07:10 12/13/12 Yeah it is kind of ticky reinstalling the keepers the first - TTNickSoCal 14:33:39 12/13/12 That's what I use. Works for me. (n/m) - EricTTZ 10:56:49 12/14/12 But obviously cant use it with heads removed...? - ZXoltan 13:47:08 12/13/12 Why not? - RZturbo 13:56:02 12/13/12 Dont you need to have pressure on the head of the valve? (n/m) - ZXoltan 14:10:37 12/13/12 Just place the head on a table and have something rubber - TTNickSoCal 14:37:40 12/13/12 You have hockey pucks in your tool box too? :-) (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 14:44:50 12/13/12 No but thats a good idea...I cut a solid rubber ball in half (n/m) - TTNickSoCal 14:52:52 12/13/12 I do. Pucks are surprisingly useful in a few ways. - Boris 17:32:08 12/14/12 How much pressure do you need on the valve head? - ZXoltan 16:08:14 12/13/12 Re: How much pressure do you need on the valve head? - wild_maxx 16:41:01 12/13/12 nice - aliaZ 17:58:11 12/13/12 I use a Keeper eeze - BlackholeZ 19:53:33 12/13/12
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