RC Basics: Measuring Toe-In & Toe-Out With RPM's Toe-In Gauge

Toe-in and toe-out are two important aspects of an RC car. They influence the steering ability of your car. RPM's Toe-In Gauge is an excellent tool that will help every driver maximize their potential. Check out our tutorial on how to use this great tool!
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[@bansheerider619]

Probably should’ve mentioned it’s best to measure with a battery plugged in and turned on

[@odsherredskiropraktor7033]

Not to be a dick, but chassis is a French word, hence the final "s" is silent, pronounced "chassy" in American English, "shassy" in British English.

[@blairhammond5456]

Not to be a dick... but how many languages do you speak?

[@odsherredskiropraktor7033]

@@blairhammond5456 four

[@juancarloslopez1082]

How you know what tire needs to be adjusted ?

[@michaelritchie1385]

It doesn’t matter which tire is in or out. You use the gauge to either have toe in or toe out or run perfectly straight depending on the type of running you are doing. Then you use steering trim to get the car to run straight. I run oval and I need toe out. Guys running on-road probably have a little toe in.

[@stevecarey4740]

@@michaelritchie1385usually you want toe out more then toe in no matter what racing your doing, it’s more about stability then anything

[@raidersperez1278]

Wow. According to my spec sheet I have -4 degrees of toe In. According to this tool, I have -8.

[@devinmartin8984]

Nice job explaining with simplicity! very helpful!

[@ConditionZero76]

Sorry I know this is old vid, but my question is, How do you know which tire needs adjusted & if so how much? what if the front left wheel has more toe out than the front right wheel, how does one figure that out? maybe I'm over thinking it? Thanks

[@michaelritchie1385]

It doesn’t matter which tire is in or out. You use the gauge to either have toe in or toe out or run perfectly straight depending on the type of running you are doing. Then you use steering trim to get the car to run straight. I run oval and I need toe out. Guys running on-road probably have a little toe in.

[@HL-OOI]

Check both steering links are equally the same length

[@DTWC]

Much better than the lame instructions lol thanks

[@ariesr4883]

How do you know which side is causing the toe in or toe out to go out of specs?

[@Tejaye777]

I have this guage and the Camber one.I could say that it isn't really worth it for exactly the same point-it doesn't allow you to equally toe your tires.All it tells you is the overall result that you have a toe in, a neutral or toe out. Neither of those things are actually bad they just depend on the kind of driving you want.The thing about it though is if you don't create the same toe angle for each tire your car is going to drive off.

[@michaelritchie1385]

It doesn’t matter which tire is in or out. You use the gauge to either have toe in or toe out or run perfectly straight depending on the type of running you are doing. Then you use steering trim to get the car to run straight. I run oval and I need toe out. Guys running on-road probably have a little toe in.

[@HL-OOI]

Set one side toe degree and then make the other side steering link the same length..

[@michaelwhitham4501]

Superb nice one 👌

[@bhaskersriharshasuri7359]

what the frock...that lion parody was awesome

[@desertrider325]

How do you adjust the toe from there?

[@devinmartin8984]

You must have adjustable turnbuckles. If you turn one way or the other on the steering rods they will move the wheel in or out.

[@jmmustangs3078]

Just bought this and couldn't figure it out, thanks for making the video it definitely makes sense now.

[@Tejaye777]

Doesn't work for foam tires. There are no reference points.

[@michaelritchie1385]

Can just use the inside or outside edge of the tire.

[@Tejaye777]

@@michaelritchie1385 Maybe. I guess.

[@roberttannenbaum6779]

Instructions aren't the best but to show how to use seems to work for me thankx

[@erikpina1993]

can you make a better video.

[@jonathanulery1610]

Your calling the right left come on man

[@808grapplemonkey]

For instructional purposes he’s correct.

[@markbonham2648]

It's spelled "you're". Come on man.

[@edwinsantiago7639]

I am confused with this video,and the instructions are just as worst.had the guage in my room for almost a month and still don't know how to use it right. he did the video like he was forced to do it.