my brother bought this for his toyota motor and i tried on on my b16 works great.
check out the video. http://www.toyotool.com/valvemaster.htm no valvespring compressor needed.

 

to that! How in the world does it get the keepers in there? I don't have realplayer and i don't intend to install that ****, so i didn't see the movie. Sure wish I had that when I did mine, although for that price, you better be using it alot.

 

there is a magnet, when you push on it the keepers sticks to the magnet.

 

i use a friend and 2 screwdrivers. friend compresses the springs while i pull the keepers out.

 

Hey guys, I own www.valvemastercanada.com , the canadian distributors for the ValveMaster. I bought my own ValveMaster several years ago, and it works 1000x faster than any other tool or method known today. Just the time and frustration saved make it pay for itself. No BS.
Go to www.valvemastercanada.com and view the video on the first page. Seriously, its the best money you can spend if you work on heads at all. On or off the car.

Heres another link to my own d-series build thread where I timed reassembling a d16z6 head with the ValveMaster. Try that with any other way of doing the job!

http://www.kelownacivics.com/forum/u.../topics/9984/3

If you have any questions about this tool, I'll happily answer them!

 

lmao thats fast i want 1