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Finnster · 10.07.2008, 03:40 PM

See, I'm not that tough. :) I did see Amain has a bunch of diff setup tools, tho I wasn't sure what that top plate goes with. I think the camber plates, but not too sure as I dont see posts for it. Surely it can be used w/ home brew plates too.

I was just saying that as originally I tried to work something out w/ making camber plates from MDF and using a RPM camber gauge. I also did a center line trick to measure the toe. It was a PITMFA, and never seemed to get quite right for one reason or another. As soon as I moved anything, all my measurements changed. Where I thought I had 2* set in F, I would go do the rear, check the F again and it would be @ 3*. WTF, I didn't even touch it.

Later on I bought a used Revo Integy setup station for less than $100 shipped from some dude here and it was 100X easier and more accurate. It looks just like the Hudy.

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Finnster KillaHurtz Offline Posts: 2,958 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Bucks Co, PA	10.07.2008, 03:40 PM See, I'm not that tough. :) I did see Amain has a bunch of diff setup tools, tho I wasn't sure what that top plate goes with. I think the camber plates, but not too sure as I dont see posts for it. Surely it can be used w/ home brew plates too. I was just saying that as originally I tried to work something out w/ making camber plates from MDF and using a RPM camber gauge. I also did a center line trick to measure the toe. It was a PITMFA, and never seemed to get quite right for one reason or another. As soon as I moved anything, all my measurements changed. Where I thought I had 2* set in F, I would go do the rear, check the F again and it would be @ 3*. WTF, I didn't even touch it. Later on I bought a used Revo Integy setup station for less than $100 shipped from some dude here and it was 100X easier and more accurate. It looks just like the Hudy.