I am offering an easy to use valve spring install/remove tool. The tool comes with an internal socket head stud for easy of wrenching and a grade 8 nut.

I currently have plenty of tools in stock. (02/02/05)

Unfortunately I have had to increase the shipping cost to $10 so that all tools will go out with tracking. This is resulatant in the number of guys reporting their tool lost in shippiing. Sorry for the additional cost! Total shipped is now $40.00.

Following are pics of the tool and with the tool installed on head.

http://www.mustangmods.com/data/440/valvespringtool.jpg

Email me or PM me for more info. If you wish to order via Paypal my address is larry98@alltel.net.

Approved by Nineball (Tony)

 

Nice and simple setup, I like it! And, I also know how specific you are about the tools you use Larry, and how well they work. So, I think I'll need one

Gotta move this thread to the tools forum, but I'll leave a pointer in the internal forum.

Tony

 

I would be in too.

 

Count me in. I sent a PM.

 

Hey, I like that idea... I have some scrap in the garage, I'm gonna ghetto one up and see how it works..

 

Now THAT's a slick tool for our limited-clearance applications!

 

Shall I add you to the list? Send me your shipping address.

 

<~~~ Former machinist

I was really just commenting on the ingenuity there. It's always the simple, creative solutions that make the most complex jobs easier. Working in machine shops for 9 years gives one an appreation for stuff like that

 

put me down
when and where do i send the m o

 

Email me your full name and shipping address. I don't want money until it's a go. larry98@ev1.net

 

We have six commited. We need 14 more!

 

TTT

 

I'm in.

 

You are in Levi. Send me your full name and address to larry98@ev1.net

We are looking at about 3 weeks now. I have placed the order.

I'll let everybody know by email when to send funds. I will be taking Paypal if you prefer.

 

sign me up for one of these....
Joe

 

I'm in

 

I received your email and you are down for one.

 

I'm in. Info sent...

 

I guess it's not obvious to me how it works. You just screw down that nut to compress the spring? Counldn't you end up breaking that stud?

 

The spring will compress long before the stud breaks or the threads fail. The threads and rocker bolt hold the spring load at max rpm and full lift. That's a lot more load than required to just compress the spring enough to get the keepers out.