Powerhobby Shock Matching Tool 1/10 1/5 1/8

Powerhobby Shock Matching Tool 1/10 1/5 1/8

Description

Improve the accuracy and consistency of your RC vehicle setup with PowerHobby measurement tools. These products are designed to help racers and hobbyists measure suspension geometry, adjust alignment, and match shock settings before heading to the track.

Choose the correct part number for digital camber and toe measurements, a complete 1/10-scale chassis setup system, or a shock-matching tool for multiple RC scales.

Features

• Helps create a more accurate and repeatable vehicle setup
• Suitable for racing, tuning, and general maintenance
• Measures important suspension and alignment settings
• Durable designs made for regular pit-area use
• Compact and portable for easy transportation
• Multiple options for different setup requirements

Part Numbers and Applications

• PHB5098 — Digital Bluetooth Camber Gauge
  • Measures camber and toe
  • Bluetooth 5.0 connection with mobile-device display
  • Measurement accuracy up to ±0.2 degrees
  • CNC-machined aluminum construction
  • Rechargeable 200mAh LiPo battery
  • USB Type-C charging
  • Includes gauge and charging cable
• PHB5099 — Camber, Toe, Steering and Caster Setup System
  • Designed for 1/10-scale RC vehicles
  • Measures camber, toe, steering and caster
  • Includes four suspension measurement gauges
  • Includes toe gauge and carrying bag
  • Helps improve chassis alignment and handling consistency
• PHB5101 — Shock Matching Tool
  • Helps match shock length and damping rate
  • Reduces chassis imbalance caused by mismatched shocks
  • Laser-etched measuring scale
  • Compatible with 1/10, 1/8 and 1/5-scale shocks
  • Durable anodized construction

Includes

• 1 PowerHobby measurement or setup tool corresponding to the selected part number

Included gauges, cables, storage bags and accessories vary by selection.

Fitment

Suitable for compatible RC cars and trucks. Scale and vehicle compatibility depend on the selected part number.

Setup Note

Place the vehicle on a flat, level surface before taking measurements. Make adjustments evenly on both sides of the vehicle and recheck the settings after tightening all suspension components.