Thanks Chad 
For the SDCE spring tensioner guys
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Wow. That's awesome. It's so nice of you to do that. You don't find many people in the world to make something for almost nothing. Have someone bitch. Aka me and then have another one sent to them.
You are truly a nice person. It's so kind of you. Thank you.
You are truly a nice person. It's so kind of you. Thank you.
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My thought when making this was the tighter fit is what helped made my tool work better. I file fit every tool to my tensioner and made it fit tight so it doesnt fly off in the middle of setting the tension. I should have thought about little differances in tensioners... Hell my spring tensioner is from 2006 so I'm sure there are litte changes thats happened in the last 7 years.
got my new one int he mail , thank you so much btw, went to try it on but couldnt get in down in there , i have been driving the car to work and just got home and everything was hell hot in there.
I will try and do it tonight or tomorrow night . Thanks so much . Really stand up of you.
I will try and do it tonight or tomorrow night . Thanks so much . Really stand up of you.
8 sec potential, 12 sec slip
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WTF is wrong with you, conan? Shouldnt you be trying to capitolize on the LS1tech community rather than helping us out? Geez! The nerve of some people 
Dude, I dont have an SDCE bracket, but just wanted to chime in here and reaffirm your awesomeness!
Dude, I dont have an SDCE bracket, but just wanted to chime in here and reaffirm your awesomeness!
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From: Back in the Burg
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Great tool!!! So the other night I finally got my motor in and blower bolted up. It was time to use the new tool that Conan had provided me a few months ago. Great guy, quick shipping, and a quality piece. I could not have asked for a better fit. The tool worked flawlessly, made setting the tension on the belt so much easier.
I think it's sad how people complain about a product that their getting for practically free and how they had to do some grinding or a bit of filling. Honestly they should have taken there problems to pm's rather than make a big stink on the forum. Possibly making people second guess this tool. Especially when he does everything to make it right.
Anyway, if you were hesitant about a purchase because of reading previous posts, don't be this tool works great.
Also conan I just purchased a new tensioner from sdce so it works for the new ones as well as my old one.
Thank agian
I think it's sad how people complain about a product that their getting for practically free and how they had to do some grinding or a bit of filling. Honestly they should have taken there problems to pm's rather than make a big stink on the forum. Possibly making people second guess this tool. Especially when he does everything to make it right.
Anyway, if you were hesitant about a purchase because of reading previous posts, don't be this tool works great.
Also conan I just purchased a new tensioner from sdce so it works for the new ones as well as my old one.
Thank agian
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Joined: May 2004
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From: Back in the Burg
So the other night I finally got my motor in and blower bolted up. It was time to use the new tool that Conan had provided me a few months ago. Great guy, quick shipping, and a quality piece. I could not have asked for a better fit. The tool worked flawlessly, made setting the tension on the belt so much easier.
I think it's sad how people complain about a product that their getting for practically free and how they had to do some grinding or a bit of filling. Honestly they should have taken there problems to pm's rather than make a big stink on the forum. Possibly making people second guess this tool. Especially when he does everything to make it right.
Anyway, if you were hesitant about a purchase because of reading previous posts, don't be this tool works great.
Also conan I just purchased a new tensioner from sdce so it works for the new ones as well as my old one.
Thank agian
I think it's sad how people complain about a product that their getting for practically free and how they had to do some grinding or a bit of filling. Honestly they should have taken there problems to pm's rather than make a big stink on the forum. Possibly making people second guess this tool. Especially when he does everything to make it right.
Anyway, if you were hesitant about a purchase because of reading previous posts, don't be this tool works great.
Also conan I just purchased a new tensioner from sdce so it works for the new ones as well as my old one.
Thank agian
Thanks for the kind words, I'm glad to hear it made your tension setting easier. Let me know if you need anything else.
