I Need a Super Thin Wrench Set

[Astro14]

I think the thinner wrenches are called "Tappet Wrenches" , made for adjusting valves

That’s exactly right. They tend to be in SAE sizes, but metric are available.

Some of us still have the need for tappet wrenches to set valve clearance.

 

[The Critic]

The ones from Capri are very decent, I use them often on air tool fittings (the thin part on the tool you need to hold), the price is right. I cant knock them.

I also use the ones from Capri.

 

[BISCUT]

Ignition wrenches if the head(s) are small enough.
Note: I've seen rounded off screw heads on older Japanese bikes because the difference between Japanese and Phillips head screws.
JIS. I realize that's a Kaw mower engine.

If you need the Japanese Phillips look at bicycle shops. I got a set for working on derailleurs.

 

[Trav]

That’s exactly right. They tend to be in SAE sizes, but metric are available.

Some of us still have the need for tappet wrenches to set valve clearance.

The last time I needed them was on an old F head. LOL You, Cline and maybe a few other people on the board that know what an F head is.

 

[IveBeenRued]

I have a Kawasaki FR730V. I just ground down a 13MM wrench to make it thin enough to get in there.

 

[NYEngineer]

Park Tool.

 

[JHZR2]

They sell some very thin wrenches that are used for working on bikes. Just do a quick search!

Agree. That was what came to my mind first. Or else grind a cheapie down.

 

[Trav]

I have loads of ground down, bent and twisted cheap ones all for a certain job. No matter how many I make I always need another.

 

[motorcity]

Harbor Freight has some wrench sets that are pretty thin.

 

[DWS507]

I was in a similar situation. I researched Stahwille,they were a lot thinner and cheaper than my normal Proto and SK.They are very high quality,I use Hand Tools from Germany,they come with in a week,on the brown truck.I've become a huge fan of Germany Quality Tools.

 

[Astro14]

I'm a big Stahlwille fan (thanks @Trav) and you're right, they're thinner than many brands. Outstanding tools.