floor jack
floor jack
ok i lowered my car. and i have my wheels on. now i want to be prepared for a flat tire.where can i find a good flat floor jack for my lowered car but one small enough to where i can put in my car. i have a good floor jack at home. just need one for the car. any help.
Originally Posted by spooze
ok i lowered my car. and i have my wheels on. now i want to be prepared for a flat tire.where can i find a good flat floor jack for my lowered car but one small enough to where i can put in my car. i have a good floor jack at home. just need one for the car. any help.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=91039
Its inexpensive and works decently enough especially since its not going to be your main jack.
Floor Jack in a G.........?
I have a better idea, get a AAA card they're lighter and take up less room!
The trunks in the coupes are small anyway, my golf clubs are alway a
challange. Seriously a AAA card and a cell are all you need in the 21st
century!
The trunks in the coupes are small anyway, my golf clubs are alway a
challange. Seriously a AAA card and a cell are all you need in the 21st
century!
i'm actually in hte market for a low profile jack also. this might be a dumb question but here it is anyway. i know our cars weight over 3k lbs. so i'd have to get a 2 ton jack or will i get away with 1.5 ton jacks?
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was thinking the same thing. i bet since it's only jacking up a corner...doesn't bare the full weight yadi yada...
i want something that is long enough so i can jack up from the rear diff on a slammed ride
i want something that is long enough so i can jack up from the rear diff on a slammed ride
man i was watching nopi tunervision or whatever. and the titan team had a race car and they jacked it up with a jack i have never seen before. it looked like they didnt have to crank the jack. like it was air lifted. idk i will research and see.
There are air-lifted jacks, they run off of a compressor.
I picked up the Craftsman Professional jack. It's far from light at 105lbs, but it's a 4-ton, low profile / high lift jack. I'll have this forever.
If the factory jack is too high for you, just keep something in your car that you can drive up onto. A few small pieces of wood won't be too heavy.
I picked up the Craftsman Professional jack. It's far from light at 105lbs, but it's a 4-ton, low profile / high lift jack. I'll have this forever.
If the factory jack is too high for you, just keep something in your car that you can drive up onto. A few small pieces of wood won't be too heavy.
spooze - go to walmart...they now carry 2.5 ton low profile jacks there that come in a carrying case. they clear 3.5 inches so you may need to carry a 2x4 piece with you to roll up on as i do. they are inexpensive too...like $30-35.
good luck homie!
good luck homie!


