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INTAKE & EXHAUST VALVE SHIM TABLES

These images were scanned at 300dpi, and resized to 1024x768 (+/-). I know they're large, but for clarity this was the best way to go. I'd rather have the extra size, than make an error because a fuzzy number was misread.