LSM Racing Products SC-167 Chevy LS1-LS9 Valve Spring Removal Install Tool
Engineered to mount directly to factory stands on LS1-LS6 using a specially engineered adaptor, Features a precision acme lead screw and nut, The “floating valve angle axis” automatically adjusts for the variance in valve angle, Has contoured spring reliefs on the compressor top to allow for easy removal & installation of valve spring, Contoured spring reliefs on the compressor top allow for easy removal and installation of valve spring removal tool and installation on LS1 and LS93. LSM Racing SC-167 LS1-LS9 Valve Spring Compressor Tool. The complete solution for spring removal and installation of LS1-LS9 springs! Mounts directly to factory stands on LS1-LS6 using specially engineered adaptor. Mounts directly to LS7 head. Precision acme lead screw & nut. “Floating valve angle axis” automatically adjusts for the variance in valve angle. Contoured spring reliefs on the compressor top allow for easy removal & installation of valve spring. The SC-167T On Head Spring Compressor is for LS1, LS2, LS3, LS4, LS6, AND LS7 plus Chrysler V10. Does all of the factory LS engines with one tool! Mounts directly to factory stands on LS1 – LS6 using specially engineered adapter that will not damage the stands. Mounts directly to LS7 heads without the adapter. Made from billet steel and built to last! “Floating valve angle axis” automatically adjusts for the variance in valve angles to do all LS heads. Slotted steel base to accommodate all centerlines. Complete and ready to use. Compress two springs at a time! Low profile for fitting under the cowl. Additional Extension Top available for aftermarket heads / rocker arms to achieve enough travel on the lead screw. LSM also has the SC-125T Heavy Duty valve spring compressor for GM stock factory valve train. One spring at a time for heavy duty springs. Speedway Motors is America’s Oldest Speed Shop® and has been a trusted source for specialty rodding and racing products and friendly expert advice for more than 72 years.
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