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ialign is an iPhone app developed by the team from 18000RPM intended for those with an interest in racing whether it be the amateur or professional in such arenas as radio-controlled cars, go-karts or race cars.
Category Price Seller Device
Utilities $2.99 Artreach NSW Pty Ltd iPhone, iPad, iPod

ialign is a digital camber and caster gauge which allows users to measure camber and caster angles relatively quickly and easily. This would be especially practical in cases where measurements may need to be taken onsite.

Reviews

Not accurate or even close.
E92 M3

This app said my stock E92 has camber of -7+ rear, and-8+ front. Not even close.


Not accurate
JC Visalia

This app could be great if it worked. My actual front wheel camber was -2.0 - this app said it was -6.2. No way. My other angle finder app for the iPhone (clinometer) reads correctly, so it CAN be done, hopefully they'll fix it because the caster function is cool if the can get it right. As of now, it is useless.


Very useful tool
irisberto

This tool provide quick measurements very accurate. Very satisfied


Flawed
*pandion*

I can't say how well the camber and caster measurements work because the calibration doesn't work right. To calibrate, you get to the calibrate screen, place the flat back of the phone on a known vertical surface (which means you need to calibrate a surface with another level) and press the 'calibrate' button. You are then supposed to move on to measuring the camber. Two problems. First, if you keep the back flat on your calibrated surface and rotate the phone clockwise and counterclockwise, the camber number changes. This should not happen. If this kind of rotation is going to affect the camber measurement, then some sort of level needs to be added to the screen. Second, if you keep the phone as vertical as possible, but rotate it about its vertical axis, the numbers change. If you rotate the phone 180 deg, the camber measurement will add over 100 deg. This makes no sense whatsoever. That means my calibrated surface needs to be parallel to my wheel surface. Clearly the accelerometer angle transformation matrices are completely messed up. The app is a good idea, and with the processing power of a smartphone, one should be able to develop an app that could step you through an automated process with decent repeatability. But this app isn't it.


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