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Cant read shim number

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Although the math portion of my spreadsheet helps some of the newbies, I think its greater value is in the long-term record keeping. You have a record of what shims are in there and which valves are getting close to needing a shim change. By seeing what the adjustments have been for the last several sessions, you can determine whether you can stretch out the interval a bit. I have space for 25 valve checks, so that is at least 75-100,000 miles, depending on whether you subscribe to the "every 3000" or the "every 4000" miles school of thought.
If you feel comfortable stretching out the intervals a bit as things stabilize, the spreadsheet will go even farther than that.
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Well, I'm not quite ready for it, but just to get you over the 800 mark......

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steveb922 said:
Well, I'm not quite ready for it, but just to get you over the 800 mark......

Mail sent, and thanks for providing the service!
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It will just give you that much more time to play with it and get used to it. :D

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