Scales
Scales and measuring tools for setting up and checking race cars, from corner weight systems to angle finders used for alignment and chassis set-up.
Corner weight scale systems like the Intercomp units let you weigh each wheel individually so you can adjust cross weights and get the chassis balanced before you head to the track. A digital angle finder with hold function is more for checking angles on suspension components, body panels or chassis set-up where you need an accurate reading that stays put while you note it down.
Pick a complete scale system if you're doing full corner weighting, or an angle finder if you just need to check or set angles during fabrication or chassis adjustments.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between the scale systems and the angle finder?
The scale systems (like the Intercomp SW500 and SW650) weigh each corner of the car so you can balance cross weights. The digital angle finder measures angles on parts of the chassis or suspension rather than weight.
Why would I need a wireless scale system over a wired one?
A wireless setup like the SW650 Quik Weigh avoids running cables between the scale pads and the readout, which can make it quicker to set up and move around the car.
What does the hold function on the angle finder do?
It locks in the angle reading so you can note it down accurately without the display changing as you move the tool.
