Originally Posted by
fq06
Since you have the integy and that will do 1/8 through 1/10, set that up for SCT axles and keep your Hudy set up for 1/8 axles.
The 17mm hex is not the issue, its the size of the shaft on the sct410 not being 1/8 that holds you back from using the 1/8 Hudy station... not sure if they even offer a 1/10 adaptor, maybe they do.
The toe plates are certainly better than eyeballing toe. You can use it to set your left & right end points also which is nice. It is not as dead on as using a Hudy on an on road car, but we drive on dirt and again, far more accurate than going by eye.
Camber for sure miles more accurate than anything you press against a wobbled out clapped out rim to get your setting.
Yeah I set up my buggy and Truggy with the hudy one and it works great and handles allot better. The integy is basically the exact same thing though only reason it says for 1/10th is because it has the 17mm adapter so the 1/10th can fit on the setup station.
So I'm thinking of using the adapter and my hudy station instead?