Why not just bend the T200 5 iron 1 degree weak? That will leave a 4 degree gap and you only have to bend one club.

You're affecting the sole of the club (reducing bounce) and the way the club interacts with the turf. You're better off getting T100S irons if you want strong lofts.

Bending the T100 will reduce bounce and increase offset.
Bending the T200 weaker will decrease the offset.

Bending the T200 weaker makes more sense cause it's 2 clubs. If you bend your T100 stronger then you also mess the gapping up between your irons and wedges. So you have to bend your wedges too.

If you want the number on the bottom of your club to go farther, then sell the T100 and wedges and buy T100s and stronger lofted wedges. If you want the T200 for forgiveness, bend it weaker to match your T100 numbers.

I agree with the last post. It would easier to buy the T100s and blend with the T200. Even though the T100s are 2 degrees stronger loft the tungsten weight that is part of the insert get the ball to jump in the air.