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Source for angled feeler gauges

bmwpower

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I have a set from Blue Point, but I'm looking for something dead on 0.30 mm. Not sure I will find it, but I figured I'd ask the experts....
 
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bmwpower

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i'm going to have to mic some of them to be sure the red ones are a\really finer.............can i borrow a red head for the night :lol_hitti

Ask Junkman...he seems to have a whole harem over there in his neck of the woods. :pimpflash
 

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... they are called feeler gages for a reason ... save your money & use the .012, you'll be fine.
 

Charles (in GA)

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.305 mm is five one thousandths of a millimeter too large, that translates to .000197 of an inch too thick, thats just under two ten-thousandths of an inch, imperceptible and not worth anguishing over, you will probably wear that much metal off the feeler the first time you stick it something.

Charles
 
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cambell

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more importantly, no offense, but do you really think you are good enough to get the valve lash within .005mm on every valve. I know I couldnt. I know that if I was adjusting the valve lash there is going to be slight variations in gap from valve to valve and it is deffinatly perceiveble to have a .005 difference from valve to valve.
 
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