Anyone with a valve spring compressor i can use with the head on for rent

[bob123131]

Well maybe i wil do the rope and then also try and keep the clynders full of air. Also i heard from someone that if you rotate each cylinder to top dead center when you do it they wont fall far enough that you can reach them with a needle nose if they fall a littile, but thats sounds way to dangerous for me.
Here is the link to the ebay ones i was talking abotu earlier.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Valve...99932840QQrdZ1

These are bad a** for hondas someone should make something similar for dsms http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/valve...99683085QQrdZ1

[EclipseGST]

Originally Posted by bob123131

These are bad a** for hondas someone should make something similar for dsms http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/valve...99683085QQrdZ1

Working on it as we speak.

Also, I am working on a tool that will hold the valves up without using air or compression while the head it still on the car. Just to make things a lot easier!

[enasni2g]

Use a compression tester adapter and put about 60psi of air into the cylinder to hold the valves up. The lisle tool number is 16750 and I bought it for $26. Its a lot easier with just using air then using rope. You just do the four on that cylinder than pressurize the next cylinder and do those four.

[bob123131]

So bought the lisle compressor and not to be a jerk, but there is no way you found the kind of clearence with that took to do them. Which sucked because i had to take out and put cams back in for nothing. Back to square one anyone got a JTC or Schely compressor i can rent.