JEGS Valve Spring Compressor [C-Style]
555-W89409
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Valve Spring Compressor, C-Style
JEGS 555-W89409 Valve Spring Compressor
Make those between-round valve spring changes easier with JEGS Performance Tool valve spring compressors. Work quickly and easily with stud-type rocker arms to compress valve springs without removing the heads, or chose their style for servicing your overhead valve engine with the cylinder heads removed. We also offer specific JEGS GM LS Engine valve spring compressors CLICK HERE
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Cylinder Head Assembly Tools for A Successful Engine Build
Building an engine can be costly without the proper tools to do the job. JEGS valve spring compressors are an essential tool for disassembling and reassembling a cylinder head. These are one of the many tools required for a successful engine build. Whether you're building a street performance engine, performing a classic car restoration, or getting your dragster ready for the race track, our selection of valve spring compressors will take you to the finish line. We also offer specific JEGS GM LS Engine valve spring compressors CLICK HERE
Has anyone used this tool on a 5.3LS cylinder head?
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