camber alignment tool

What's an OK but inexpensive (around a hundred bucks or so?)
camber angle alignment tool for home use?

I would assume it requires a mount and a measuring tool of the necessary
accuracy & precision (is that about a tenth of a degree or so?)

The mount would need to fit normal passenger vehicle wheel sizes.

On Wednesday, January 27, 2021 at 11:11:56 PM UTC-5, mike wrote:
> What's an OK but inexpensive (around a hundred bucks or so?)
> camber angle alignment tool for home use?
>
> I would assume it requires a mount and a measuring tool of the necessary
> accuracy & precision (is that about a tenth of a degree or so?)
>
> The mount would need to fit normal passenger vehicle wheel sizes.

https://www.speedwaymotors.com/Deco-...auge,2698.html
119.99

On 31-01-2021 14:03 pasquale mangano > wrote:

> https://www.speedwaymotors.com/Deco-...auge,2698.html

Thank you for finding that magnetic camber gauge which has a range of plus &
minus 6 degrees of camber (plus 20 degree angles for caster derivations).

It looks good but I worry that it says it's only for RWD vehicles.
And only for cast iron hubs.

Do you think the make a camber gauge that works for FWD vehicles too?
And vehicles with mag wheels which likely fully cover the actual hub?

On the bottom of that same page I see this $45 tool which says it's accurate
to 1/8th of a degree between plus and minus 7 degrees camber.

It doesn't say it's only for RWD but it does say it's a magnetic mount.
Do you think these magnetic mount gauges can also work with mag wheels?