HumpinSS

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4 springs, seats retainers and seals in 15 minutes




For a 100 bucks who can beat that

Scalpel

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I'm about to buy one for future use.

1BADAIR

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Is that just like the new comp tool

jmX

Very nice!

Richie Carbone

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It is the new comp tool. Vinci just sells it.

Joe Vinci

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Thanks Humpin SS. Glad it worked for you. This is what we designed this tool for.
It is not the new comp tool, and I wasn't aware that comp made one.

foff667

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comp makes one that is VERY similar to your design but more expensive FWIW

apexman

Looks good, but how good are the nuts? Do they last? I have used a tool simalar to that but for only one spring at a time. My problem was the nut would wear out (grade 8). Also, it would take a few trys to get the tool aligned correctly so the spring would go al the way down enough for my locks to pop out. Just asking as I will have to replace my springs eventually.

It looks like the groove cut in this particular tool would help keep the spring aligned properly when compressing.

Thanks,

Derek

HumpinSS

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The grove side is for spring that sit higher. You need to use this side to get the nut started. Our first spring the nut started to wear but after we dropped in in some rear end oil everything was good to go

Mark Campbell

It is NOT the comp tool. It IS a tool developed jointly by Vinci High Performance and Crane Cams; and it is slick. Best thing available for changing springs on an F-body, really saves the back. Allows super fast spring changes other applications as well.

Mike K.

Looks like a dual Larry tool, how much does that Vince one cost?

HumpinSS

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106 shipped to MD

marc_w

haha... "dual larry tool".

I'm looking forward to using mine soon.

This Vinci one looks like the best I've seen. Cheaper than all of the 'fancier' spring tools too.

Richie Carbone

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OK so sue me I thought it was comp, looks very similar to the "Crane" tool.

Mike K.

I could see how that tool could speed stuff up, I'll prob get one when/if my larry one breaks.

P Mack

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The larry tool combined with an air ratchet was real fast. With that tool and an air ratchet you could probably swap all the springs in 15 minutes.