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FS: Speedway load checker (corner balance tool)
I've used this twice to set up my 911s. They sell new for $154.95+shipping.
Asking $140 including shipping to the 48 states. If you can pick it up near Sacramento, I'll sell for $130. Please PM (not email) Thanks, Colin
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How does that work?
It looks like you use it to lift the wheel off the ground and measure psi. Is it accurate compared to scales, and does it give you enough resolution? Are you able to lift the corner of the car with just a fulcrum point? How long is the handle? |
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Hi,
I have used one of these for years. It is very accurate for the price. I have scales and this and I end up using this because of ease of use and time of setup. You would put it under the wheel lip and lift the car. I use a section of tire that I cut out to not damage the wheel when lifting. The handle is about 3 feet long. About the same amount of pressure is used as to jack a jack. Yes, you lift the corner of the car with the fulcrum point. You can only get the wheel about an inch off the ground at the most. It is, remember for relative measurements, not absolute, but the overall reading of the car is within 5% of the scale reading. and I have not had to re-adjust my cross measurements when re-checking with the scales. I had one, then sold it when I went scales, then bought another because I found that I was not checking the corner weights as often as I should because of the time involved in setting them up. I am not selling mine, just offering my experience. No affiliation to the seller. Thanks Ed
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Thanks Ed for the accurate explanation. It's sold as a trackside tool, but I used it on my street cars in my garage, and as Ed said, it's great for the price.
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Just a side note I bought the one Ed had for sale about 6 months ago. I works great. Very fast and easy to move to the track. A must have for the weekend autocrosser
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Sold!
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Following the thread... Anyone else interested in another one? I bought one years ago and recently had a neighbour that moved across the street with scales. Same deal $140 shipped in CONUs. Thakns! Lou
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I'll take it if you'll ship to Canada. PM sent.
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corner balance tool
len911, payment and PM has been sent.
Package received. Got all the parts today len911. Last edited by vitalstat; 10-23-2006 at 10:22 AM.. |
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Where can I go to buy one of these?
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