🔧 Holley Jet Removal Tool: A Must-Have in Black/Red for Efficient Carburetor Maintenance Review

The metal part rotates in the plastic handle making this tool almost useless. I would have thought Holly could do better.

Cheap and thin. Not suitable for Weber DCOE operation. The old non-Chinese version held the top of the jet retainer in place as you pulled it out of the carb body. The blade is so narrow and thin that it can hardly remove the ray without deviating.

Very bad flimsy tool. Unlike the original, a piece of metal is inserted into the slot and secured with rivets. This tool flexed at the slightest turn and failed to break the torque of the injectors. The nozzles were slightly twisted and shouldn't have put so much stress on the tool. Luckily I was able to find the right proto tool to complete the job. Save your money, if it weren't for the easy return it would go straight to the bin.

I bought this tool out of necessity. I play with the car and take part in the fine-tuning. I'm in the process of tuning a custom carburetor that I built for my engine. After messing around with another brand of carburetor that wasn't right for my application, including frequent injector changes, I got tired of destroying injectors with a flathead screwdriver. I didn't plan on repeating the problems I caused with my new carburetor, so I bought the tooling when I bought the jet set. This is the…