diy alignment: camber gauges

[MugsyTheGr8]

what would be a good one to get that is still relatively accurate. im seeing that the price range from $50 to $200 and im looking at ones somewhere in the middle of that price range.

im liking this one. ive seen it in some articles in grassroots magazine.

[Drew1d]

If I only had a level place.

[MugsyTheGr8]

If I only had a level place.

unless its drastic, you can use linoleum floor tiles to make up the difference, but if its one of those driveways like in queens with a 45 degree incline, your sol.

[4angrybadgers]

That gauge doesn't have toe plates in the photo, so you'd probably have to get those as well.

I bought an SPC Performance bubble gauge and the toe plates from Summit Racing. Total was $211 shipped. I've used it a few times, and it works pretty well.

[MugsyTheGr8]

That gauge doesn't have toe plates in the photo, so you'd probably have to get those as well.

I bought an SPC Performance bubble gauge and the toe plates from Summit Racing. Total was $211 shipped. I've used it a few times, and it works pretty well.

that spc gauge looks alot like the fastrax one.

readong>me, they are the same thing