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#91082017
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Return PolicyBeing able to determine your race car's tire stagger measurement quickly could be the difference between hitting the winner's circle or hitting the road home early after the B-main. Knowing your tire stagger measurements and being able to determine the best stagger for your race car and track condition is made that much easier with our stagger stick. Crafted from polished aluminum, this easy to use gauge measures tire circumference from 65 inches up to 115 inches without having to jack up your race car or even remove the wheel and tire. Minor assembly is required and a one time calibration is needed as well to install the tire stagger measurement decal. Don't worry, the included instructions show you how to complete this one time calibration step. Don't forget a stagger tape, perfect for that one time calibration, and an accurate tire pressure gauge to ensure both left and right tires are running the same pressures before taking your measurement.
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| KEY SPECS | |
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| MFG. Part # | 91082017 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| GENERAL | |
| Finish | Polished |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
4.7
43 Reviews
Our product is highly appreciated for its practicality, ease of use, and time-saving features, particularly when sizing tires for dirt track racing. Many users noted its light weight and easy calibration. While some users mentioned that the product feels cheaply made and requires self-calibration initially, the majority were impressed by its overall quality, durability, and the speed it offers in measuring tires. Many agreed that it performed better than traditional tape measures, making it a preferred choice. Several expressed that they would repurchase and highly recommend the product for its accuracy and value for money.
4.7
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Very Handy at The Track
I bought the stagger stick for one of my customers so that he could use it at the track when selecting tires for changing track conditions. The stick is handy, quick and accurate. The stagger stick comes uncalibrated so you have to measure a tire and then make the stick measure the same. This makes it accurate.
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
Meh
having to install tape to product and calibrating yourself is kind of cheep. Expected to have out of the box tool to use
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I would not buy this product again
5.0
9 months ago
dwarfer
Ft Mohave, AZ
Verified
easy to use and like the lock to keep it closed
Would Recommend
Great diagnostic tool
5.0
a year ago
Stagger gauge
NJ
Verified
We use this at our shop to diagnose interference on 4wd and AWD vehicles when tight cornering. Quick and easy to use
Would Recommend
Great Product
5.0
a year ago
w12rocketman
Richmond Va
Verified
Helps me measure tires and it is very accurate
Would Recommend
Great Tool
5.0
a year ago
w12rocketman@aol.com
Richmond Va
Verified
Checks the tire circumference very well and easily. Highly reccomend!!!
Would Recommend
Awesome Stagger Stick
5.0
2 years ago
Big Mike
Kansas City, Missouri
Verified
Awesome stagger stick. Works great and a great price!
Would Recommend
Yes, maybe 2 more
5.0
2 years ago
Jeremiah
Coos bay Oregon
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It provides a starting point for new racers. Product is durable and attractive
Would Recommend
Really like this product
5.0
4 years ago
Mullet Man
Lincoln Nebraska
Verified
Makes sizing tires way easier and quicker!
Would Recommend
speedway has all the help i have needed
5.0
4 years ago
matt bigdog Williams
tulsa ok
Verified
very easy to use.
Would Recommend
I would not buy again
1.0
4 years ago
Brian
Alabama
Verified
Very cheap made and button is hard to release
Easy to use
5.0
5 years ago
Bumble
Mb canada
Verified
Easy to use
Would Recommend
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I have an IMCA hobby stock and wondering what size of gauge to order. Should I get the larger gauge or smaller one?
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