Checking rear steer Hammond Motorsports

[@petecastle5762]

Good explanations, it’s always best when you can see what the chassis builder is talking about , this is also a great way to see if your bar heims are in a bind

[@HammondMotorsports]

Thanks 👍

[@Josh-uf6sn]

You are a wealth of knowledge Dave!! Thank you, seem like an awesome guy to work with.

[@HammondMotorsports]

thank you

[@colekennedy8952]

Where did you get those caster/camber gauges? Great video by the way!!

[@HammondMotorsports]

I manufacture them you can find them at www.hammondmotorsports.com. under tools . Thank you Dave

[@thomasmiracle7826]

Thanks for the video

[@blakerausch8691]

Awesome video. Thank you for putting this info out there.

[@HammondMotorsports]

your welcome

[@jessiefreeman319]

Awesome video thanks for sharing such solid information

[@HammondMotorsports]

thank you

[@denakinsey9319]

Hi Mr Hammond, my husband has the same tape measure that you have and he is trying to figure out what kind it is cause the side of it has faded out it has a ball Barron drive in the middle. It's a 35 footer but it's the same as yours pleases help us with the name of it cause he needs to get a new one but we need to know the name of it. Please help us with this. Thanks 😊

[@HammondMotorsports]

STANLEY FATMAX tapes if you google it you see it . thank you Dave

[@brodyjames4676]

How do you do it for an asphalt car?

[@HammondMotorsports]

be the same way just a pavement car doesnt move like a dirt car does

[@brodyjames4676]

@@HammondMotorsports be great if you could do a short video to simulate asphalt movement aswell! Thanx for the reply, your a big help to watch!

[@HammondMotorsports]

@@brodyjames4676 Sorry no pavement cars around here would like to do one . But can not do it with out a car deals thanks