krooked Member 34 Member For: 18y 10m 10d Gender: Male Location: Heathwood Bris Posted 06/01/08 09:05 AM Posted 06/01/08 09:05 AM Hi guys just wondering if any of you have changed your valve springs yourself?? I ahve all the tool that I think I need e.g. modified spark plug with air line to keep cyl pressure, valve spring compressor etc etc. I am fairly handy with tools when I need to be. Isit as simple as doing a x flow or Expensive Daewoo red motor or is it more of a PIA to do? I have not taken the valve cover off yet had a look.Cheers
hanra Into the laaaake Member 1,532 Member For: 19y 3m 18d Gender: Male Location: Nrth Qld Posted 06/01/08 09:38 AM Posted 06/01/08 09:38 AM (edited) Im pretty handy with the tools to mate, ive got same tools as you. But this is one job I dont really want to undertake. Ive had a good read of the w/shop manual, but id rather pay someone else to do it. As far as im aware its about a 5-6hr job. This may help though: Edited 06/01/08 09:40 AM by hanra
stealthxr Legacy Donating Member 553 Member For: 20y 7m 25d Gender: Male Location: The Shire Sydney AUS Posted 06/01/08 10:19 AM Posted 06/01/08 10:19 AM forget about doin it yourself, I was adamant about doing it myself as well till I seen it being done, first you need a cam locking tool, a fabricated valve spring compressor that does 4 valves per time, and your normal spark plug tool to hold your valves up, on top of that a sh*t load of patience for the miniature collets and retainers and 6 hours..just pay its easier pete
RAP1D Member Legacy Donating Member 3,739 Member For: 20y 4m 12d Gender: Male Location: Sydney NSW Posted 06/01/08 09:21 PM Posted 06/01/08 09:21 PM Yeah it's not my fav way to spend 6 hours... must be why mine are still stock lol
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