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last time I did this I used a straight set. Are the angled feelers long enough?

I bought some guage stock from MSC. Only need a couple of sizes and it's cheap. IMO it's easier to 'feel' than with the multi-guage tools. Bend one end and you can have it both ways

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The angle ones work better I think. The straight ones seems to hit the hard when trying to get under the cam lobe. Just make sure you get one that has the real small sizes with it.

I bought a set at the local NAPA store and while it's primarily guaged in thousandths of an inch it does show the metric size as well. The set I bought had the smallest leaf at .002" which is also .051mm then it went up to .003, .004, etc.

I just did my valves on the 650B and it worked well. My compression discrepancy has largely disappeared as one valve was tight before.

- Nate >>

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see starrett metric stock, lower right Four strips, 0.03, 0.05, 0.10, and 0.15mm will do the trick

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