Intercomp Hub Mounted Corner Weight Scale, Single on 2040-parts.com
Duluth, Minnesota, United States
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Leave your full scale set at home! This compact, economical digital scale is perfect for checking just one corner weight at the track. This is especially handy after a spring change or adjustment, or when you need to replace one suspension corner after an incident (or check if the corner even needs replacement). I have used this twice. as you can see I drilled it to try and fit what I was going to weigh. |
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