jack / jackstands question
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From: Charlotte, NC and Central Virginia
thanks shane!
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also guys, i got an email about a future sale where the steel 2-ton low-pro jack is gonna go for $65
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/...pe=RET&simple=
it has a minimum height of 2 - 7/8"
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/...pe=RET&simple=
it has a minimum height of 2 - 7/8"
also guys, i got an email about a future sale where the steel 2-ton low-pro jack is gonna go for $65
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/...pe=RET&simple=
it has a minimum height of 2 - 7/8"
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/...pe=RET&simple=
it has a minimum height of 2 - 7/8"
btw, i did some searching and came across an old thread some of you might be interested in for those jackstand adapters....
https://g35driver.com/forums/picture...tands-g-3.html
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 934
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From: Charlotte, NC and Central Virginia
ever get around to snapping a couple pics for us?
thanks
Sorry for bringing up a dead thread! Been doing alot of searching and have already messed up my pinch welds some. I would like to know or see a pic of the best place for jack stands that have a Y shape when doing suspension work... Thanks!
I always use the manual to jack the car up. Drive up on 2x4"s and jack at the center front circle. Then put the y shape jack stands right on the frame. The ones from HB fits perfect on the frame rail. Done. Using the pinch welds will at some point if not careful fold over.
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