🔧 DASBET Auto Solid Valve Spring Compressor Kit: Efficient C-Clamp Service Solution Review

I have used a valve spring compressor on a 2019 Honda CRF250L and 2006 Kawasaki KX450F. I had no problems. The tool worked as it should.

Mine was a little off center but not enough to make a difference. They're really only made after looking at them, if I had a welder I could probably make one for myself, but not for that price, well.

The best tool on the market for quick valve spring removal. The low price was also a plus. This tool comes with a variety of attachments so it can be used in both the car and motorcycle. Very satisfied.

Valve springs on V8 JEEP made with this tool. Works exactly as it should. Super easy and simple. Works the same as ANY more expensive version of the same basic tool. Not giving those FIVE stars means you don't understand how to use them. It's top notch and what a deal.

I bought it for motorcycles. It took only a few minutes to remove all four valves from the KLR650 head. It helps to use the telescopic magnet to grab the goalies once they are free. The only annoyance is that the chrome handle falls out when you take your hand off it. All in all, a great tool that paid for itself with a one-time use.

The device is a spring compressor for LIGHT use. I wouldn't use it on cars or trucks. I used it on a Honda 350ATV engine with dual valve springs. Works well. The spring cap was about 1 inch in diameter and required the largest connector size. The processing and welding quality of the tool was good. I would recommend it for motorcycles and small engine valves.