Valve Spring Compressor Ford Fe 390 427 482 Cobra Jet Mach 1 on 2040-parts.com
West Bend, Wisconsin, US
Spring Compressor designed by Concept Design Engineer specifically for the Ford FE engine, tested to 750 lbs. with no deflection. Made in Wisconsin U.S.A. of high strength steel and zinc plated for corrosion resistance Uses your 1/2" ratchet handle which can be clocked to any position to work around all obsticals such as shock towers, master cylinder, brake booster, intake/carb. etc. allowing easy removal of valve springs while motor is in the car.
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