Team Integy 1/8 Universal Setup Station w/Bag
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First off, I have used setup stations in the past with consistent results, this one looks good but the gunmetal color blends with the white lettering and is difficult to read in Low light conditions ( black lettering would be more defined) There is a slight bit of slack in the bearings that mount the plates to the hubs but with a little compensation (1/2 degree ) accurate camber readings can be achieved . the toe plate was a bit too tight where it bolts Together on one side but a little carving of the anodized out of the holes with a exacto blade it assembled without further problems and worked as it should .im not impressed with the castor pointers as you have to guess and eyeball the groove inline with the kingpin angle to achieve a reading but most manufacturers have a set castor number anyway adjusted by changing spacers or uprights, all in all price comparison to top end stations 300$ v/s 100$ you can have the same setup results with the integy
If you are getting this set for accuracy, look elsewhere. The station read -2 degrees camber on the rear. the actual camber? POSITIVE 1.5. No, I did not read the gauge on the wrong side. I run around 1.5 degrees camber on the rear. I have to set this at -4.0 and it will measure -1.5. The toe is off, too, but close enough that I will not ruin tires. Long story short, if you need accuracy, get a Hudy. if you need repeatability, this will work.
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Reviewers describe the Team Integy 1/8 Universal Setup Station as usable for setup work, with one reviewer rating it highly and another giving a lower score. The main recurring criticisms are accuracy and fit: one reviewer reports slack in the plate bearings that needed compensation, a tight toe plate that required trimming the anodizing, and castor pointers that are hard to read. One reviewer reports rear camber readings about 3 degrees off from actual, concluding the station suits repeatability more than absolute accuracy. Another reviewer criticises the gunmetal finish with white lettering as hard to read in low light. One review is a general store comment without product detail.
- + Usable for consistent setup repeatability
- + Works after minor fitting adjustments
- − Camber readings reported inaccurate by one reviewer
- − Bearing slack in plate mounts
- − Castor pointers hard to read
- − Gunmetal finish with white lettering hard to read in low light