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blynn
where to buy tappet gauge set
Anybody know who sells the .03mm - .08mm feeler gauge set? You would think the local cycle shop would have at least one in this range. Thnaks.
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Other people might have other ideas, but NAPA has one for about $10.00 that goes up from .04mm which is good enough for me at least. Might have to order it for you.
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I found mine (.04mm and up) at Advance Auto, which is Kragen and Checker in some places.
I'm not too concerned about the lack of a .03mm blade -- if it's that tight, I'm going down one shim size anyway.1983 GS850G, Cosmos Blue.
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knotzilla
I also checked my local bike shop to no avail. It would make sense to sell tools specially for motorcyles at bike dealers but they would rather make a killing on servicing your bike instead of a few dollars on the tools. Ted
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flyingace
An English company called Draper sells a guage that has a .03 mm blade. I've seen them go from about $15 to $22 dollars. I'd think about getting one, but that thin blade would be mighty fragile...
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tconroy
Originally posted by blynnAnybody know who sells the .03mm - .08mm feeler gauge set? You would think the local cycle shop would have at least one in this range. Thnaks.
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gs650newb
Originally posted by tconroyIf you really need one that starts at .03mm you can get it from snap-on tools...................you will pay dearly for it!
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tconroy
Originally posted by gs650newbBut you will get a nice pretty case with it.
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Originally posted by tconroyIf you really need one that starts at .03mm you can get it from snap-on tools...................you will pay dearly for it!
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tconroy
Originally posted by NessismHow about $5.20 for a Snap-On set that goes down to 0.001" (0.0254mm)?
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog
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Craftsman makes a decent set with a 25 degree bend. I think I paid no more than $10.Currently bikeless
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bexabarr
Just bumping this up. Just in case anyone is wondering, I bought the gauge from the snap-on web page for 5.20 + tax (actual brand of the tool is "Blue Point"). Took about 3 days to get it, and best of all FREE shipping! I'm sure you can get gauges that are better quality or something for a lot more, but this one for the price seems to work just fine.
The gauge has .001 (.025mm), .0015 (.038 ), .002 (.051), .003 (.076mm), .004 (.102), .005 (.127) etc.
Good luck!
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KRISTI'SGS550
resurrecting an old post
I am looking into getting a tappet feeler guage and like the snap on one within this post. Does anyone know if a straight blade compared to blades with a curve are easier or harder to use in valve adjusts? What I really want to know are the flat blades workable/doable? Or do I need to get the bend blades from like Z1?
Thanks in advance
Cory
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