What tool did you use?
What tool did you use?
Im getting ready to change my valve springs on my camaro. My old valve spring tool wont even fit towards the back springs. I see comp makes one that does 2 at a time but its rather expensive, what tool did you use?
I have the Crane tool that does 2 at a time. It works awesome but is expensive. If you're just doing hot cam springs autozone should have a hand held tool that'll work fine for those springs.
Ditto here. Crane tool is pricey, but you get what you pay for. It is when your doing double coil springs , when you start needing tools like the crane.
your in luck... i just did springs in mine (and dont plan on doing them again any time soon), so I have a nifty tool I got off of ls1tech
Makes springs a BREEZE

edit: if you haven't caught on... me saying I just did mine, and dont plan on doing it again any time soon, means i'm willing to sell it
Makes springs a BREEZE

edit: if you haven't caught on... me saying I just did mine, and dont plan on doing it again any time soon, means i'm willing to sell it
http://www.mytoolstore.com/kd/kdengi13.html#3271
the 3271 it can be a little slow but fits and the way it keeps things compressed even off the head is a nice feature.
There are certainly better tools out there but this one offers a good balance of fitting everywhere, inexpensive and function.
the 3271 it can be a little slow but fits and the way it keeps things compressed even off the head is a nice feature.
There are certainly better tools out there but this one offers a good balance of fitting everywhere, inexpensive and function.
http://www.mytoolstore.com/kd/kdengi13.html#3271
the 3271 it can be a little slow but fits and the way it keeps things compressed even off the head is a nice feature.
There are certainly better tools out there but this one offers a good balance of fitting everywhere, inexpensive and function.
the 3271 it can be a little slow but fits and the way it keeps things compressed even off the head is a nice feature.
There are certainly better tools out there but this one offers a good balance of fitting everywhere, inexpensive and function.
I used some cheap autozone tool... that has a **** you twist, to get the old one off... but it depends on what kind of springs you have.... for the beehives I had to use a classic crowbar like type of tool... those things were no joke getting off and on.
your in luck... i just did springs in mine (and dont plan on doing them again any time soon), so I have a nifty tool I got off of ls1tech
Makes springs a BREEZE

edit: if you haven't caught on... me saying I just did mine, and dont plan on doing it again any time soon, means i'm willing to sell it
Makes springs a BREEZE

edit: if you haven't caught on... me saying I just did mine, and dont plan on doing it again any time soon, means i'm willing to sell it
$30... like I said before... worked like a charm.
even the number 8 cylinder was a breeze with it. I highly suggest anyone doing valve spring swaps with the heads on/engine in the car uses it. I haven't used any of the "real" valve spring compressors before, and frankly... I never will.
even the number 8 cylinder was a breeze with it. I highly suggest anyone doing valve spring swaps with the heads on/engine in the car uses it. I haven't used any of the "real" valve spring compressors before, and frankly... I never will.
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