Mini 4WD Setting Board: Measure Before You Tune
A Mini 4WD setting board records roller height, brake height and width so a setup is repeatable. What to measure, the 90 g box, and why HG boards stay off-car.
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Browse available alternativesA flat 2mm-thick aluminum board for checking a Mini 4WD's dimensions and stance before a race. Setting the car on the board lets you confirm overall length and width and check that all four wheels are making even contact. Used together with the Setting Gauge (Item 95300), it can also help measure minimum ground clearance. It has a black alumite (anodized) finish with length, width, tire diameter and tire width scales laser-engraved into the surface, and is sized to fit inside a Racer's Box or Portable Pit for transport.
A Mini 4WD setting board records roller height, brake height and width so a setup is repeatable. What to measure, the 90 g box, and why HG boards stay off-car.
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