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Help with valve adjustment ('02crf450)
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[QUOTE="Ol'89r, post: 1221922, member: 17212"] Cliff. Like I said, that will work but since you are already at least .006" too tight, you may want to go to a .010" shim to start with. If your head has never been rebuilt, it would be a good time to check it. A hour meter is a good addition to your bike. It is very important to record the time on your engine parts and replace them at regular intervals. Especially the valves. [/QUOTE]
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