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Motion Pro Valve Shim Tools

5.0 out of 5 stars 1 Customer Reviews

Valve adjustments are an important part of maintaining any 4-stroke engine and should be done at the factory recommended intervals. Excessive valve wear, loss of cy

Valve adjustments are an important part of maintaining any 4-stroke engine and should be done at the factory recommended intervals. Excessive valve wear, loss of cylinder pressure, and reduced engine performance are just a few of the bad things that can happen when valve adjustment is not maintained. Luckily, armed with a service manual for your bike, and the right tools, just about any home mechanic can perform this task. This is where Motion Pro can help you out. Many bikes have shims set into a bucket in the cylinder head, and Motion Pro valve shim tools depress the buckets so adjusting shims can be easily removed

Valve adjustments are an important part of maintaining any 4-stroke engine and should be done at the factory recommended intervals. Excessive valve wear, loss of cylinder pressure, and reduced engine performance are just a few of the bad things that can happen when valve adjustment is not maintained. Luckily, armed with a service manual for your bike, and the right tools, just about any home mechanic can perform this task. This is where Motion Pro can help you out. Many bikes have shims set into a bucket in the cylinder head, and Motion Pro valve shim tools depress the buckets so adjusting shims can be easily removed. Manufactured from hardened alloy steel, they replace OEM tools.

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