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I saw no numbers on mine when I had it apart; I'd measure the shims. Borrow a mic if you need to, or purchase an inexpensive one from HF. Failing that, you can mail the shims to someone to measure if need be. PM me if you can't find a way to measure them locally.

I'm not surprised they are that inexpensive - I'm totally shocked they are that inexpensive! Thanks for running that down; it would be more than $10 worth of effort to cut them out of shim stock.

I'd just clean up an area of the shim pack you've removed from the block and measure it with a micrometer (don't use a dial caliper - a mic is the proper tool for this if you want a reliable answer). Don't know if you'll find a shim kit somewhere, or if you'll have to make it from shim stock...