Muti-Lug Hubstand Review (Corner Balancing and More!)

A review of the Techno Toy Tuning (T3) Hubstands on 2 separate vehicles.
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[@JoeMcGuiganRacing]

MRS is 4x100 & FRS is 5x100, but glad it works. Definitely considering a set.

[@CMAutohaus]

Thanks for the correction Joe! Yes I was about to buy these outright for retail until T3 made me an friendly offer. After 2 working days of use, I would still definitely recommend them!

[@zerogravityindicator]

Do you think the foot print could be bigger or is it plenty stable enough? Also I agree that the material between the 4 and 5 bolt is much too thin for the way they have the weight resting on it. Maybe they can redesign the patterns so they don’t interfere with each other as closely but that could possibly be as far a gap as they could achieve. Also maybe don’t use a conical seat lug nut but instead just a flat type nut with a separate washer. Have a few sets for the different cars that come through the shop. Look into some wood shim sets for filling the gap under the static cambered set ups so the weight is distributed over the whole footprint.

[@CMAutohaus]

We just did another MRS corner balance today and these are plenty stable. We also plan to use washers for the lug nuts in the future as the thin areas definitely are starting to wear in/bend. Dont think we have the space/budget for multiple set of hub stands, but again, pro level hub stand are readily available with a pro level price tag to match. Thanks for your input!

[@zerogravityindicator]

I just meant having multiple sets of flat faced nuts to go with the washers for different kinds of cars that come through the shop instead of using the lug nuts that are on the car. Probably only 3 sets at most.

[@specialdjonez]

They are totally worth the investment.

[@CMAutohaus]

Agreed!

[@pothead503]

What if they added removable plates for 4 lug and 5 lug? The slots would still remain, but it would remove the areas where there isn't much metal.

[@CMAutohaus]

Great idea! I had a small convo with T3 this morning and they will take me suggestions and input from this video and may make some revisions.

[@opmike343]

Anything beyond about a degree or two of camber concerns me. There needs to be some kind of articulation to account for this.

[@CMAutohaus]

T3 is aware of this and trying to find a solution. In the interm, I've probably used these 100 times by now and still LOVE them!

[@gigi9467]

Were can i buy these??

[@CMAutohaus]

Techno Toy Tuning. The product link in the description

[@gigi9467]

@@CMAutohaus will these fit a miata nD 4x100

[@CMAutohaus]

@@gigi9467 yes

[@gigi9467]

@@CMAutohaus how tall are the stands?

[@gigi9467]

@@CMAutohaus what are the dimensions?