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#91681150
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| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91681150 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| GENERAL | |
| Material Type | Billet Aluminum |
| Finish | Anodized Black |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
4.2
6 Reviews
Our product consistently offers accurate readings, as confirmed by numerous customers. The distance measurements and spring rates provided by the gauge coincide with separately calibrated instruments, adding to the product's reliability. The additional width feature when utilized with a retainer brings in more versatility. While some users found the moving base challenging, others have praised its affordability and practicality. Customers commonly agree that it performs well for various applications, comparing favorably to pricier alternatives. Its usability can be tricky, but it provides effective solutions nonetheless. Overall, the product fares well for its value and precision.
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Just what I needed
3.0
a year ago
Whipper
Belmont,NY
Verified
A great product for the tool box when up-grading or replacing springs
Would Recommend
I'll be buying more again.
5.0
a year ago
MrP
Tulsa OK
Verified
I am teaching students about spring pressure for aircraft cylinders
Would Recommend
Accurate Readings
5.0
2 years ago
Tom W.
Kennesaw, GA
Verified
I checked it with a Comp Cams calibration spring. It read the same rate as the calibration spring said that it should. Of course, the gauge only has 5 lb increments, but judging by the distance between the 5 lb increments, it read the same as the calibration spring. I then checked it with a brand new Brodix spring with 240 seat pressure at 1.950. It read 240. I had to use the retainer and add the width of the retainer because it was a dual spring. I found the best way to get the added width was to place the retainer on a height mike and measure the overall distance with a digital caliper. Then I used the digital caliper to measure the inside distance on the pressure tester. It is notched, so that you can get the digital caliper square and flat to take an accurate measurement.
Would Recommend
Ok, but hard to stay centered
3.0
10 years ago
Kyle
NJ
Verified
Not bad overall. But the base that measures the pressure moves. It doesn't stay centered so it is hard ti get an accurate measurement. One side will read a different distance than the other.... If I had to do it iver, I would not buy it again. I have seen a few that were only $100 more then this one that look much better. This unit is very hard to use .. Kyle
Would Not Recommend
Terrific tool !!!!!
5.0
10 years ago
Tom in Michigan
Fenton, MI
Verified
A great and inexpensive tool for checking valve springs.
Would Recommend
Good Option
4.0
11 years ago
Tony74
Undisclosed
Verified
I think it works great for the applications I need it for, and the shipping was fast. Thank You.
Would Recommend
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What is the correct way to use this tool? With the retainer installed on the spring, or just the spring only?
by munk
• 10 years ago
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Is there a rebuild kit for this and what type of fluid does it take? Mine leaked around the piston and I had to refill it.
by txvwnut
• 11 years ago
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What is the pressure gauge increment ? What is the smallest pressure gauge increment and what is the gauge accuracy ?
by vpittman
• 13 years ago
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I am looking for a product to use to test quarter midget springs. Will this product be able to do that. The springs I want to test are the springs that go around the shocks.
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• 14 years ago
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I have spring which measure 1.5" (38 mm) OD x 4.25" (106 mm) free height. I need to measure the spring rate (strength) at 1" (25 mm)of compression or 3.25" (81 mm). Can your gauge handle the free height and the 1" (25 mm) of compression?
by Elzo
• 15 years ago
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Hello, We are looking to check Land Rover tdi and 2.5 valve springs. Can you confirm this product would be suitable for these. Regards Gary LATHAM Catterpillar UK
by Gary
• 15 years ago
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