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Whats a good one?
I have seen people with small alu square and hexagonal blocks that have different heights on different sizes.

Any tips besides the losi one??
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LMR one
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LMR one
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I have seen that one at telstar-racing 14 quid isn't too bad
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Should be on here
http://l-m-racing.co.uk/?page_id=2
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make sure your on an ultra flat surface when using it (glass or setup board) otherwise you'll get different readings. TRUST ME
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I use the handle of my wheel wrench which happens to be 19mm round...
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meeeeeeee tooooooooo
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I agree with Griff the LMR one is the best
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LMR!!
http://www.telstar-racing.co.uk/prod...-height-gauge/
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Whats a good one?
I have seen people with small alu square and hexagonal blocks that have different heights on different sizes.

Any tips besides the losi one??
I've always just made my own out of scrap lexan, 100mm long, with the size marked with a sharpie on one end and a hole on the other to run a piece of chain through. That way if I want to make another, I can just add it to the collection. Cheap and easy enough to do.
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