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HD Valve spring compressor- off engine #179691
12/31/08 02:18 PM
12/31/08 02:18 PM
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I want to take apart my heads but only have a cheap craftsman compressor that was a bear to use to disassemble some eddy heads. My heads have 600lb springs so I doubt its up to the task.

I'm not going to use it too often so I'd rather not spend alot. I was also thinking about making something. I've got a full machine shop at my disposal and welding equip too.


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Re: HD Valve spring compressor- off engine [Re: CJK440] #179692
12/31/08 02:26 PM
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sounds like your gonna be building your own.
You have access to the tools to do so,
anything else would be throwing money away.
Use you craftsman as a guide and just beef it up. The old school way to do things is to do them your self, when ever possible.

Re: HD Valve spring compressor- off engine [Re: bboogieart] #179693
12/31/08 03:01 PM
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I've got a Lisle tools on the car type. Uses a flip lever/cam to compress the spring.

I wouldnt recommend it to any one.

Snap on makes a nice off the car type, it comes around and hold the valve up, and has a threaded shaft to compress the spring. Used one in high school, really nice.


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