Longacre Racing Dunlop Style Digital Caster Camber Gauge,alignment 78295-a on 2040-parts.com
Reno, Nevada, United States
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All New DESIGN DUNLOP STYLE Caster Camber Guage with Acculevel Digital Readout ! Fits 12"-17" Wheels * Here's a super accurate digital caster / camber gauge that reads to .1º camber
*Lower Price ! Now buy at a price any serious team can easily justify. (Caster is measured by bubble vial and reads from -4º to +12º.)
* It comes with our latest Quick Set™ Dunlop™ Style Adapter and a padded carrying case. * As an additional benefit the AccuLevel™ digital readout can be removed and used separately as a digital angle finder for suspension, spoiler angles, and many other things.
FEATURES ! * NEW Quick Set™ Dunlop™ Style Adapter
* Simply hold assembly (see picture) against the rim for easy, accurate readings. * No spindle adapters required here. This Caster Camber Guage works on ANY RIM regardless of hub design / spindle threads as entire unit INDEX'S off wheel...not the HUB
* Works on virtually any car, any size wheel. New 3 point design makes setting caster easier. * Folds for easy storage.
YES ... Most mechanics use ONE GAUGE for both front wheels ...
SIMPLY SET ONE SIDE and THEN MOVE GAUGE to other front wheel .
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