Integy Professional Setup Station System for Most 1/10 Touring Car & Drift Car

I'd buy again, any day, but TBH, the bearings are cheap and the metal balls that go in the toe gauge plate were slightly interfering with the toe gauge plate until I hit them with a little scotch brite. I take it with me every track day, and I especially like the contrasting colors that are easy to see.

I rate it 3 stars because of the following.1 Top plate to measure toe in/out is bent a little.2 The thumb screws that old the Caster/Camber plates together are much to be desired. 3 of the 4 thumb screws need to be modified so the snug up against the bearings. Luckily for me the 4th one was countersunk and the other 3 where not that touch the bearing. So I countersunk the other 3 and that took a lot of slop out of the 2 plates that are put together.3 The bearings have lots of play. The fit inside the gauges fine but the center section does move around.4 No instructions. It doesn't take much to figure it all out. But for the ones that read my review. you have 4 thumb screws for the axle. 2 are flat and the other 2 have a set in them. That is what you mount the Caster needle looking thing with a black plastic ring on the end. . As i mentioned before the Thumb screws that you use to set up the gauges. Make sure that all 4 of them are Countersunk where the Screw meets the bearing.I do like the look and feel of my Set up station. It does the job but I am not 100% it is accurate. I think this kit will get you in the ballpark. If you want to be better then average. Then I suggest you spend the extra Money and buy better. I've had a Hudy Set up station in the late 90's. and just now getting back into the game. Also, I use mine on a Glass top that I can level flat.Also, I like to mention the Carrying case is nice as well. It keeps your stuff organized. I suggest keeping your thumb screws in the ziplock bag it came in. I dont trust the velcro to keep them in. Also I used a small dab of super glue to hold the Rubber O rings on the larger Thumb screws that screw onto the axle/spindle.

Confusing because no instructions