750B valve adjusting shims uh-oh

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Re: 750B valve adjusting shims uh-oh

09 Apr 2007 05:14
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For my spare motor I'm actually looking for 3-260's and 1-255
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Re: 750B valve adjusting shims uh-oh

09 Apr 2007 05:31
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I think Z1 Enterprises has the 2.60's
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Re: 750B valve adjusting shims uh-oh

09 Apr 2007 05:56
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twinkyrider wrote:
For my spare motor I'm actually looking for 3-260's and 1-255

I just got 2-2.60's from Z1, unfortunately they don't have any 2.55's...at least didn't have any as of last week but it never hurts to ask.
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Re: 750B valve adjusting shims uh-oh

09 Apr 2007 10:27
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Hey LOUDHVX, Do you have any idea how much you ground off before hitting the low carbon center?
Sorry, I didn't keep a record. As soon as I hit the warm gooey center I abandoned the whole idea. It was on a 12mm shim, so I don't know if the info would help anyway.
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Re: 750B valve adjusting shims uh-oh

09 Apr 2007 14:45
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You should probably not worry about the hardening. As I said before, if you put the grinded face down, there's no problem...

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