neonblack

I know the LS1 sparkplug replacement is quite a bitch. I havn't done one yet, but this tool looks like it may help - Ebay listing

Has anyone seen this before?

nokeman

iTrader: (30)

well one of the main problems of the 8th plug is breaking it loose. this says this tool is not meant for breaking the plugs loose. once a plug is broken loose, you can basically almost use your hands to unscrew it. so i dont know how usefull this tool would be.

badaSS346

iTrader: (4)

Actually this may work....the add says frozen plugs. hell i may buy it and hope for the best.

SteveDoten@ARH

snap-on 30 deg ratchet works the best, this looks like a chopped socket that's been bored w/ a bridgeport

davered00ss

iTrader: (4)

Will not help. The $10 flex head wratchet from Advanced auto & several different size extentions is all you need.

CAT3

iTrader: (9)

I use a normal spark plug socket with a 3/4" socket (3/8 drive) taped on its end, then a 1/4" drive to 3/8" adapter also taped on. Its odd looking indeed, but the 1/4" drive ratcher allows for much more room, and it is strong enough to break the plugs loose.

WarriorBlaZe

Anybody ever tried a Snap-On double swivel socket??

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog

badaSS346

iTrader: (4)

I dont see why this tool will not be able to bread the plugs loose.

2kSnakeEater

iTrader: (5)

I dont know about breading any plugs, unless your going to fry em, But this tool should break em loose, they arent that tight to begin with

Jimmy P

iTrader: (177)

Based on the guys feedback, it seems it may be a good product. He has sold a few hundreads of them in the past 6 months has not gotten any negative feedback. Someone on here should try it out and let the rest of us know if its a good purchase.

badaSS346

iTrader: (4)

Ill do it!!! And then ill bread them!!

badaSS346

iTrader: (4)

ok bought it, now just have to wait.

transamLs1

use a socket and a universal joint my gosh guys let a girl do your work! no offense!