Hi Traveler,
I have all the correct spacers in stock for the "H" & J" motors.
#2034A .078"
#2034B .087"
#2034C .096"
#2034D .105"
#2034E .114"
I also have the correct spacers for the later "300" and up motors
#2088C .096"
#2088D .105"
#2088E .114"
#2088F .123"
#2088G .132"
There is a special guage to determine the correct washer size, but very few own one.
The easiest way to do it correctly is to install the side cover without the gasket. If the crankshaft is in a bind without the gasket, but not with the gasket you are where you need to be. If the crankshaft is loose with or without the gasket the spacer is too thin, if it binds with the gasket installed it is too thick. BTW the correct crankshaft end play tolerance is .012" ~ .015". If you don't do this correct and reduce the clearance below .012" the oil can not get into the side cover bearing. The average sidecover gasket is .020" thick, and when compressed is normally .015". So when the side cover is installed without a gasket it will be approx. .015" closer to the crankshaft. If the crankshaft is in a bind without the gasket and then a gasket is installed the difference is slightly under .015", get the picture?
Be very careful when grinding the current spacer because the supply of spacers is limited, and it is next to impossible to grind them completely even.
I noticed you were looking for a flywheel bolt, I have NOS bolts in stock [$8.00], and do you also need the special flywheel washer [#9180]?
I have points & condensers also if needed.
Have fun,
Quenton