I'm buying from Snap-On the following:

45 degree feeler gauges (.006" thru .030")
10mm jam-nut screw valve tool
12mm jam-nut screw valve tool

are those the only tools I need to adjust the valves on all D series, B series, and H series motors?

I am going to buy these and then whenever a friend needs their valves adjusted, $20.... figure they should pay themselves off pretty quick...

anyway, just need to make sure I only need these two sizes.

Regards,
Erik

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=557944

Those are what you need but there are other options, check out that link.

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=557944

Damn you beat me to it.

 

the race was on, hahah

 

DOH, i don't wanna build a tool, i wanna buy the real deal bling bling snap-on tools i'll need...

i just wanted to know all the sizes i'd need to do the d, b, and h series valves...

 

just use normal open-ended wrenchs and a flat head... it works fine.. a little cumbersome at first but it's not a big deal.

Those should be the only parts you need though if you want to buy the snap-on ones...

 

I would buy these guages the long ones for the B and h series.

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog...talog

and use the short 45 for A,D and F series

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog...talog

 

Erik can come back to G-boring this weekend to do a valve adjustment on HuntaRRR's freshly broken in engine.

 

i'll be in the triad this weekend...

but i'll be thre to finish the teg! lol

but i doubt my snap-on **** will be here by then....

-erik --- drunk cause the panthers lost...

 

Just get the 10mm snap-on one. I got one myself, don't need it for the d-series since it's easy to get to. But for the B-series VTECs...it's a biatch to get to.

 

i'm lazy though, lol, i'm gonna order both.

anyone know, by chance, what size the nutz are on my '79 civic 1200?

i don't feel like pulling the valve cover...

lazy

erik

 

i know B series are both 10 and 12mm depending on whether it's DOHC or DOHC VTEC. not sure about the D and H series since i don't use them at all. the Snap-On and Blue Point valve adjustment tools work very well, that is what i use currently.