Raider
Evan Dutch
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Worth every penny. Put this thing on the end of your vacuum, connect you blaster and bam, that is it. The silicone tube sealed very well against the head when cleaning my valves, sometimes I didn't even need to hold it against the head. The suction from the vacuum would keep it in place. The blaster tube is very handy, lets you change the depth so you can blast all of the areas of the cylinder head runners. When I used this tool, I only taped over the cylinder head ports that I wasn't cleaning at the time. This thing works well for cleaning valves, as well as containing the walnut and reducing the risks of getting walnut where you don't want it.
Mark Edwards
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This tool made the job sooo much easier. Without any leaks my little 4.6 gallon air compressor did the job in spades. No mess either with the walnut media going everywhere. Definitely worth it if you are going to clean your valves at home and don't want to pick away at each valve forever. Each valve took 15-20m after letting them soak overnight in B12. Recommend!
Jose
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Hands down the best tool for the valve cleaning, works much better than tool pics, was able to get all around the valve with ease and it was easy clean up with the vacuum taking out all the debris on the other end. Thanks CS! Made the first valve cleaning job easy.
Alex Lechner
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Ok so I had high hopes for this tool but I honestly don't think you need it. All you really need is a good shop vac and a media blaster with a 12" flexible extension and you will get the job done just as good. I mean it meets the CS build quality but it's usefulness is negligible I still ended up with Walnut granules everywhere. Take it or leave it but I think I could have done the job without it.
What are you waiting for?
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I have seen some of the half-as* tape jobs people use to try and keep the media from going everywhere and save yourself the trouble. Just get this, it works and is worth the money.











