Compression Tester.
Fitted with Ø65mm gauge having two scales (psi and kPa), reading from 0-300psi and 0-2000kPa.
Includes quick coupling 150mm rigid stem with cone-type adaptor and 320mm flexible adaptor with 14 and 18mm screw in adaptors.
Supplied in blow-moulded case with instructions.
Honing Torque Plate.
Fits Honda Gx160, 200s, 6.5 Chinese OHVs, and 212 Predators
2.770 max Bore
Bolts included
Socket for ARC Billet Con Rod Bolts.
12 pt 1/4", 1/4" Drive for ARC Rod Bolts
Will not fit GX270/390 rods.
Piston Ring Compressor 75mm Ø53-175mm.
Quality construction with sprung steel wrap and ratchet action tension mechanism.
Supplied with steel key.
Piston Ring Compressor, Aluminum.
For GX160 and 200 std bore. This is the best and easiest compressor to use. Once you use this, you will never use a band or adjustable compressor again.
Cylinder Leakage Tester.
ECONOMY GRADE LEAKDOWN TESTER
Tester checks the amount of leakage in an engine cylinder and helps determine the source
Rubber protected gauge scale
0 To 100psi in two increments
0-7 Bar in 0.2 bar
Performing a static leakdown test can be very helpful in determining if piston rings have begun to leak, seated vales are sealing, and if the head gasket is allowing compression to leak into the cooling system.
This tester includes two gauges, a port for connecting to the compressor, a port for connecting to the spark plug hole, and a regulator. Leakdown testers can use digital or analog gauges.
Testing should be done with the engine warmed up to normal operating temperature. This is done so that the rings have expanded and will seal better, which should provide more meaningful numbers.
With a spark plug removed and the piston at top dead center, pressure (normally 100psi) will be fed into the cylinder via the spark plug hole, and the air flow, which represents leakage, can be measured. For example, if the left gauge is at 100psi and the right gauge reads 95psi, you have 5% leakdown.
If you have high leakage, you should listen for air hiss in the following areas:
Exhaust pipe – may indicate a burnt or stuck exhaust valve
Carburetor – could indicate a bent or stuck intake valve
Oil filler or dipstick – possible broken ring or piston
Generally, racing engines would be in the 1-10% range for optimum performance, although this number can vary. Ideally, you would want to complete a leakdown test when the engine is fresh, and use those numbers as your baseline. Remember, like tire pressure gauges, you should use the same leakdown tester on the same engine for a true comparison.
Handheld Valve Spring Compressor
Used to install heavy valve springs on Honda heads. Fits GX200 and 6.5 Chinese OHVs. Will not work with GX390s or 13hp Chinese OHVs.
Picture for reference only.
Torque Plate, GX270 to GX390, 420cc Predators
GX240 to GX390 and 11/13 hp Chinese OHVs
Piston Stop, Head, mounted
Used when head is installed, Quickly inserts through the spark plug hole to set a degree wheel. Used as a positive stop for setting up degree wheel.
Float Level Gauge GX120/160/GX200
OEM Honda
Valve Guide Driver, 5.5 mm : Genuine Honda
Genuine Honda
Genuine Honda 5.52mm Tapered Valve Guide Reamer for GX120-GX200
Note: These reamers have multiple stages and are more precise than the aftermarket reamers. They are made to Honda specifications for the sole purpose of reaming valve guides.