I was wondering if this valve compressor model will work with f20b/h22/h23 dohc heads?



thanks alot!

 

http://www.euroexportinc.com/store/t...ompressor.html

I've used this on my B and it works pretty good. Says it works with h22's.

 

2nd'ed. I used one similar to the one in the op to remove my springs, then bought and used the Eurosxport tool to install them. So much better. I couldn't have imagined how awful trying to install those keepers would be with the style of compressor you posted initially.

 

You might want to check out ValveMaster. I've used one on D series several times and it works damn quick. Here's a link to a video of it in action:

http://www.toyotool.com/Video%20Page.htm

Found a video I actually made when I used it on my D head:

 

i tried a bunch of different compressors on my recent b16 build and none worked.....

i just took it to my local machine shop and payed 15 bucks...


my homie says he recommends every honda builder to have one of theese.


http://hondamarketplace.com/attachme...1&d=1231337555

 

Does that work on all honda motors?

 

If you're referring to the euroexport tool a few of us posted, they make ones for pretty much every motor. Click the link I provided and try looking yourself

 

Ya i checked out your link but im tyring to find one that works on any motor so i can start rebuilding heads. Any ideas besides the valvemaster?

 

i do not recomend the valve master hammer/magnet type tool. with stiffer/high performance valve springs ive seen that tool rip the ends off of valves. installing the keepers is a massive mother fvcker using that tool as well. i perfer the C clamp type tool, that clamps to the face of the valve and the retainer...especally for stiff springs

 

The C-Clamp style compressor is great if you're working with the head on a bench.

The Blue-Point kit is great, pretty universal, and if you need something that will allow you to work both on the bench or on the car, this is your best bet.

Part # YA9140B

 

I watched a video using that exact blue-point but had no idea wat it was called until you gave me the info thanks