JPR tool
#6
Make your own. My bound up in the motor and it was a huge pain in the ***, I had to file them down to get them to work right. From what I've heard, it's happened to other people too.
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#8
3/16's is too small. People tried that before and had a lifter slide past. 5/16's is the smallest you can go and still be safe. I tried to use metal rods like the JRP tool, and even after extensive grinding the passenger's side still didn't slide in. It was really bound up good. Tried the wooden dowels and it went in easy as pie.
I've heard wood is the best because the holes aren't in a straight line, but I was REALLY scared the wood might break off inside the engine. What a bitch that would be to get out.
I've heard wood is the best because the holes aren't in a straight line, but I was REALLY scared the wood might break off inside the engine. What a bitch that would be to get out.
#11
Originally Posted by hellbents10
Just spin the cam and pull it out...slide the new one in, lol.
My wooden ones cost I think $1.17 a piece, and gave me excellent piece of mind.
#12
I said screw it and bought the actual tools about 2 years ago, and they have served me well several times. About to use them again, this time on the Vette. I don't want to deal with broken wooden sticks, or lifters sliding past rods that are too small.