TC Ride Height and Droop Setup Gauge - AM-170023 by Arrowmax  [AM-170023]

Arrowmax AM-170023 Ultra Step Ride Height / Droop Gauge TC
Price:
CAD$26.56
Brand:
Arrowmax
Model:
AM-170023
GTIN:
4895175913288
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Setup tool for ride height and droop checks

The Arrowmax AM-170023 Ultra Step Ride Height / Droop Gauge TC is a purpose-built RC setup tool for measuring ride height and droop consistently on TC (touring car) chassis. Its stepped edges provide clear reference points so you can repeat measurements while adjusting shocks, spring preload, and suspension travel during installation and initial setup.

Intended role: use the gauge immediately after assembly or between runs to confirm ride height and droop targets remain within your setup window. The tool is neutral and precise by design, serving as a stable reference whenever you verify suspension geometry.

Practical notes: work on a level bench, compress and secure the suspension to the same preload for consistent droop readings, and keep a log of values so installation changes can be tied to on-track handling.

Specifications

  • Item: Ultra Step Ride Height / Droop Gauge TC
  • Model Number: AM-170023
  • Compatibility: TC

This AM-170023 gauge gives a reliable reference for ride height and droop checks on touring car platforms, helping to cut down setup variation and speed routine tuning tasks.

How do I position the gauge during installation?

Place the car on a level surface, hold the gauge so its stepped edges align with the hub or lower arm reference point, and ensure the suspension is at the same preload used during setup checks.

When should I use the gauge while assembling my TC?

Use it after you fit shocks and springs and again after final assembly to confirm target ride heights. It is useful before the first track run to verify that components were installed to the same baseline.

Can I rely on the gauge for repeatable installation measurements?

Yes. By keeping the suspension preload consistent and using a flat bench surface, the stepped references allow repeatable readings that help ensure installation targets are met.

Any tips to reduce variance during checks?

Always perform checks with the same wheels, tires, and battery state; secure the car so it cannot shift, and record measurements to compare before and after any installation change.

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