Anyone needing a valve spring tool?
01-14-2004, 08:25 AM
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I have you down for a tool Bryan.
The shop is behind a little. Looks like my original two weeks is going to be three weeks. Hopefully soon though.
Anybody wanting one just send me your email address and I'll shoot you a reply when they are here. Thanks!
The shop is behind a little. Looks like my original two weeks is going to be three weeks. Hopefully soon though.
Anybody wanting one just send me your email address and I'll shoot you a reply when they are here. Thanks!
01-16-2004, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by jmX
Has anybody had the stud break yet? I know it was a problem with the autozone version of this tool, but it used a bolt rather than a stud. A stud might just totally eliminate the problem!
01-17-2004, 06:58 AM
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If anyone breaks a stud I sure would like to know about it.
If you keep a small amount of lube on the threads you should be able to use it on many springs. Also lube the tool after use to prevent rusting.
I should have a good supply of tools in next week.
If you keep a small amount of lube on the threads you should be able to use it on many springs. Also lube the tool after use to prevent rusting.
I should have a good supply of tools in next week.
01-21-2004, 01:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Larry
If anyone breaks a stud I sure would like to know about it.
If you keep a small amount of lube on the threads you should be able to use it on many springs. Also lube the tool after use to prevent rusting.
If you keep a small amount of lube on the threads you should be able to use it on many springs. Also lube the tool after use to prevent rusting.
01-22-2004, 12:56 PM
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I have tools in stock now for anyone else needing one. I have emailed everybody that had requested a tool.
If you like you can make payment via Paypal of $30 which includes shipping to 48 states at larry98@alltel.net
If you like you can make payment via Paypal of $30 which includes shipping to 48 states at larry98@alltel.net
01-24-2004, 10:58 AM
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Send Me Some Info On A Address To Send Money To.
What Is The Stud Made Out Of, Just Wondering If It Can Take The Pressure Needed To Compress The Springs Time After Time??
Looks Very Nice Compared To The More Performance Tool.
Thanks
Roger
What Is The Stud Made Out Of, Just Wondering If It Can Take The Pressure Needed To Compress The Springs Time After Time??
Looks Very Nice Compared To The More Performance Tool.
Thanks
Roger
01-24-2004, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by ChevyNo1
I want one! What do you need from me ( besides money 
)?
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You can make payment to my email address at larry98@alltel.net or send payment to Larry Sample, 4302 Tarlton Way, Sugar Land, TX 77478
Thanks!
01-24-2004, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by ruquik
Send Me Some Info On A Address To Send Money To.
What Is The Stud Made Out Of, Just Wondering If It Can Take The Pressure Needed To Compress The Springs Time After Time??
Looks Very Nice Compared To The More Performance Tool.
Thanks
Roger
What Is The Stud Made Out Of, Just Wondering If It Can Take The Pressure Needed To Compress The Springs Time After Time??
Looks Very Nice Compared To The More Performance Tool.
Thanks
Roger
If you maintain lube while wrenching it should last for more spring changes than the average will ever perform. It will take a lot more pressure than the springs exert!
My previous reply has both my email and home addresses.
01-24-2004, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by ChevyNo1
Thanks Larry! Just sent you a PayPal.
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