Shim size

I am still having a hard time getting my bike started so i rechecked my valves and came up with this.
Intake.
#1. 08.
Y265. Y270?

Exhaust
#1. .15
Y270. Y275?

Intake
#2 .18. .
Y270. Y265?

Exhaust
#2 .18
Y270

Intake
#3. .18.
Y275. Y270?

Exhaust
#3. .20
Y265

Intake
#4. .20. .
Y275. Y270 ?

Exhaust
#4 .30
Y260. Y275?

Im guessing this is why im having a hard time getting it started. I checked them a long time ago and thought i had done them right. Can someone help me with the shim sizes i dont want to mess up again. I put what i think is the right size next each one

 

WHen the clearance is too tight , like with intake #1, you need a thinner shim , not a thicker one. Assuming the first number you wrote is the thickness of the installed shim, for intake #1 then the installed shim is 265, so you'd need a 260. Same thinking for exhaust #1 , you need a 265, not a 275.

Intake #2, too loose, you nned a thicker shim = 275
Intakes #3 and #4, you need a 280 for both

Exhaust #4, way too loose, you need a thicker shim = 270

 

KD tools 2274 metric feeler gauges can be ordered at any auto parts store.
are you using metric only feelers? air head specs

AIRHEAD VALVE ADJUSTMENT with Pics

link above has a chart for shim sizes use it

 

I plan to switch all my shims around but I don't have the 280s yet will it hurt anything if I leave them open until I get them? im not running the bike it is just sitting

 

do not turn the cams with shims removed . I have some temp plastic shims I purchased so I could remove real shims and replace them later

 

Where do i purchase these plastic shims?

 

chacal sells them start a conversation with him

 

I'm not sure but I think member Hogfiddles cut his own temporary shims, but I can't remember what material he uses.