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Old 05-08-2012, 01:00 PM
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I have an LY6 that will be seeing street/strip duty that will be receiving a new cam and valve train before being put into use.

Right now I need to get my hands on a nice tool that will assist in compressing/removing the valve springs but I don't know these engines well enough to know which tool is worth considering and which tools are a big waste of money...


So grab you preferred tool for this job and post up a picture or even better a web link to where I can purchase it. My search was futile.

Thanks for the assistance.

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Old 05-08-2012, 06:41 PM
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There are a few manufactures who offer the tool your looking for. Try checking Jegs or Summit they both should carry it. Comp Cams, Proform, and LSM all make the tool.
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trickflow just started making one a month or so ago too. cheapest on the market and works mint.i actually waited for summit to have it in stock to buy one lol.

i have dual springs and it had no issue compressing them both at the same time
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This one works good. Just used it on my sons Firehawk.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CCA-5462/
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Thanks guys. For the record the last one I had was supposedly a Snap-on tool and maybe it was but I was expecting a bit more from a tool from Snap-on so maybe it was some Chinese business man ripping off their name cause it was sort of a poor design in my opinion. That's why I sold it off but now that I think about it maybe I wasn't using it the correct way either.

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Tims valve spring tool!! i have had one for many years and i cant tell you how many valve springs i have changed with it on all ls engines.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/tools-fab...available.html


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