Inflate Things, Illuminate Dark Areas, and Check Angles with These Tools from Summit Racing Equipment

There’s always something that needs inflating, dark areas to shed light on, and angles to check. You can fulfill these tasks with these dandy new tools available at Summit Racing.

Summit Racing™ Digital Tire Inflator
Inflate, deflate, and check air pressure for everything from car, truck, and bike tires to beach balls and holiday decorations with a Summit Racing™ Digital Tire Inflator. Just plug the inflator into your air compressor and inflate away—the gauge reads from 0 to 250 PSI and is calibrated to be accurate to +/- 1 percent. It also measures pressure in your choice of PSI, bar, kPa, and kg/cm2.

Other features include:
• Swiveling solid brass chuck for easy locking
• Stainless steel trigger
• 20-inch long flexible and puncture-resistant stainless streel braided hose
• Rotating swivel dial with illuminated LCD display
• Built-in LED light
• Battery saver auto connects/switches off gauge after 30 seconds of inactivity
• Two AA batteries included

Summit Racing™ Quick-Connect Light Kit
Illuminate everything with a Summit Racing™ 3-in-1 Quick-Connect Light Kit. It features a quick-connect aluminum body and three interchangeable light heads—flashlight, flexible gooseneck, and LED work light—you can switch in seconds. Other features include:
• High, medium, and low brightness levels
• Flash, SOS, and tactical light modes
• Magnetic base on light body
• Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
• USB-C charging cord and storage case

Total Seal Crosshatch Angle Tools
The crosshatch pattern on your engine’s cylinder bores provides a surface for piston rings to seat against and also aid in oil retention. The angle of that crosshatching plays a critical role in performance. Too shallow of an angle can cause blowby and bore wear issues. Too steep an angle can cause oil consumption.

Find out if you have the right crosshatch angle with the Total Seal Crosshatch Angle Tool. The clear plastic card is marked from zero to 30 degrees. To check your crosshatch angle, align the zero mark with the top of the block deck and match the crosshatch lines inside the bore to the lines on the card. This Total Seal video shows you how to use the card and gives you some background info on crosshatch angle too.