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Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
Join Date
Aug 2005
Location
Lancaster, PA
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Feeler Gauge for 200x
Ok, I decided I can adjust the valves myself, seems simple enough. I'm going to get the Honda special tool even though it isn't absolutley necessary, but it'll make life easier. Anyway, now I gotta get a feeler gauge for my 200x. My question is, should I get the kind that are bent at an angle at the end or the completely flat ones? Which will be easier for this application? Thanks.
At The Back Of The Pack
Arm chair racerFirst time rider
Join Date
Apr 2004
Location
New Jersey
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If your setting your valve clearance I would get the bent ones. I had the straight one and bent it myself. When you bend them they tend to get weak and break easy.
Here is what I use. Picked a couple of them up at the honda shop.
ATCnut
82 185s - sold
83 200x (hopped up)
84 200x (stock)
84 70 (lost this one to the DMV)
85 70 (soon to have lights, a foot brake, and CDI ignition)
84 200es (parts trike) - sold
85 350X (the best)
85 350X (siezed motor, dream of a poweroll kit someday)
85 250sx (frame was trash, got parted out)
86 250sx (the tractor)
86 250sx (a nicer tractor)
86 250sx (an even nicer tractor)
87 200x (parts trike, its really rough, a dog was chewing on it for a while)
87 250es Big Red (the tank!!)
At The Back Of The Pack
Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
Join Date
Aug 2005
Location
Lancaster, PA
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316
I'm about 4 miles outside of Millersville near Turkey Hill's distribution facility, the town near me is called Conestoga. No I'm not Amish, hahaha. My bro bought a 200x and 200m a few years back and I'm just starting to really really really like them. Now I just sit around thinking about what to fix on it next but money is always a damn problem. I've been asking alot of questions lately because we have a spare 200x engine sitting around and before I go back to school (in Philly) I want to work on it.