Product Review
For safe and quick installation of piston rings by simple ring compression, use the ABN 3" Inch Piston Ring Compressor. It has a ratchet lock mechanism with easy release thumb lever, hex spanner, and adjustable safety screws to allow for safe and quick install of piston rings. It is designed for use on automotive piston and rings ranging from 2.1-inch to 6.9-inch (53mm to 175mm). You can perform engine rebuilds and use this compressor for proper installation without twisting or damaging parts. Use an oil lubrication (not included) on ring and piston, place the piston inside the cylinder, tighten the compressor, and lightly tap the piston into the bore with a rubber mallet (not included) while holding downward pressure on the compressor. Not intended for expanding piston rings. WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which is [are] known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
- EASY PISTON RING INSTALLATION: The ABN 3” Inch Piston Ring Compressor is a ratchet-type lock mechanism with fingertip easy release thumb switch lever, hex spanner, and adjustable safety screws to allow for safe and quick install of piston rings by simple ring compression; Not intended for expanding piston rings
- DAMAGE-FREE: Perform engine rebuilds and use this compressor for proper installation of the piston and rings in the cylinder without twisting or damaging parts; Perfect fit on the piston and a positive locking action to compress rings and allow installation of pistons into cylinders
- WORKS ON VARIOUS PISTONS: Designed for use on the most common automotive piston and ring diameters ranging in thickness from 2.1-inch to 6.9-inch (53mm to 175mm); Small enough to use on small engines such as push mowers and riding mowers; Large enough to use on machine tractor pistons
- EASY TO USE: Use an oil lubrication (not included) on ring and piston before compressing; Place piston inside the cylinder, tighten the compressor, lightly tap the piston into the bore with a rubber mallet (not included) while holding downward pressure on compressor
- BUILT TO LAST: Constructed from spring steel for maximum strength and longevity that resists corrosion
