Pack of 2 Adjustable Magnetic Wheel Alignment Gauge Tool H8901

Pack of 2 Adjustable Magnetic Wheel Alignment Gauge Tool H8901

Sale price  $16.95 Regular price $54.38
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Pack of 2 Adjustable Magnetic Wheel Alignment Gauge Tool H8901

Pack of 2 Adjustable Magnetic Wheel Alignment Gauge Tool H8901

Sale price  $16.95 Regular price $54.38
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Size: approx. 12.7 x 5cm/ 5' x 1.97' (L*D) Material: metal
Measure the Camber and Caster angle on the wheel hub or brake disc,Suitable for accurate checking of the castor and camber angle, toe angle.
Has a simple leveling adjustment from -5 degrees to 5 degrees,Magnetic gauge attaches to the hub or disc brake
Allows adjustment to maintain correct wheel alignment and even tyre wear
Allows you to return the strut to the original camber position after dismantling and re-assembling the suspension or to check the amount of camber change before re-installing

Size: approx. 12.7 x 5cm/ 5'' x 1.97'' (L*D)

Specification:

100% brand new

Measure the Camber and Caster angle on the wheel hub or brake disc

Suitable for accurate checking of the castor and camber angle

Has a simple leveling adjustment from -5 degrees to 5 degrees

Magnetic gauge attaches to the hub or disc brake

Allows adjustment to maintain correct wheel alignment and even tyre wear

Allows you to return the strut to the original camber position after dismantling and re-assembling the suspension or to check the amount of camber change before re-installing

How to use:

1. Remove the four-wheel positioning sensor (clamp) and remove the tire;

2. Carefully suck the magnetic level on the side of the brake wheel;

3. Adjust the level to zero;

4. Install the required positioning special parts;

5. Use special tools to adjust the positioning of the parts to the desired measurement angle with the help of the magnetic level indicator.

6. If you find a slight deviation with the locator, you only need to fine-tune it at the bottom of the car. (Generally, a small deviation will not cause a positioning fault)

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