Do it and paint the cf hood black.

 

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Maybe YOU should take MY jack to the nearest Sears Service Center and get those seals replaced. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Any idea how much green they want to do that?

 

cf hoods usually fit like crap, so try it on before you agree to a trade.

 

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If its a Fiber images, im really happy with my figment.

 

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no.

 

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Any idea how much green they want to do that?</TD></TR></TABLE>

No clue...I need to call my local Sears and ask for the phone number of the local service center. I'm hoping less than the $99 I paid for the Jack. It's less than $40 I'll do it. If it's more than $40 I'm buying another as the aluminum ones are great for track days and toting around. Maybe I'll splurge on a really really nice jack and not let Ryan or Chase use it

 

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Maybe I'll splurge on a really really nice jack and not let Ryan or Chase use it </TD></TR></TABLE>


that's the best option. screw those guys.

 

the teal hatch shell i got is really shitty on the underside. not worth saving. gonna part it out. anyone need b series mounts/linkage grey interior stuff let me know.

 

damnit kyle. i was excited too. Seriously.

 

man...that is too weird that you guys were talking about the aluminum craftsman jack. I was in my garage like no more than 10 mins ago, and I'm thinking...why the f is there oil coming out of this goddamn thing? I just bought the **** in the spring.

lame.

Anyone have any quality suggestions for a comparable jack? Something aluminum and low to the ground like this POS craftsman would be nice.

 

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lets see some pics, i have a teal hatch and could use some body parts!!!!!

and i need b series linkage....

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by problem_si &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">man...that is too weird that you guys were talking about the aluminum craftsman jack. I was in my garage like no more than 10 mins ago, and I'm thinking...why the f is there oil coming out of this goddamn thing? I just bought the **** in the spring.

lame.

Anyone have any quality suggestions for a comparable jack? Something aluminum and low to the ground like this POS craftsman would be nice.</TD></TR></TABLE>

You wont get a good quality aluminum jack. Most likely that u joint will break. Same thing happened to my friend's craftsman jack. His isnt leaking yet. But sometimes it does act like its not going to pump at all...I dont' have any problems out of my jack other than it is a somewhat slow lifter and is a PIG.

 

I haven't seen an aluminum jack that i've been impressed with yet.

The "higher end" craftsman aluminum one is junk, and I almost bought a blue-point/snap-on one but the quality didnt look much better. Especially for 2-3x the price.

 

Man im gettin frustrated with this freakin car. Still not getting power to the ecu! i re-ran grounds, thicker wire for both power AND grounds checked everything. only now, when i cut the car on, the starter doesnt engage. after i turn the car off, the car stays on (as far as the the "idiot lights" like oil light, battery light, ect) its wierd. everything is gettin power. i have more than enough grounds (so i think) anyone have any suggestions? i really need help bad

 

I have a autoparts store jack that I have had for about 6 years! No issues, never have I once added oil... I use that way more than your jack nick. And I only paid 90 bux for it at napa Sure its heavy, but its a champ, I even left it outside for a month in the rain, its

craftsman =

-Ryan

 

craftsman tools

 

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craftsman =

-Ryan </TD></TR></TABLE>

LOL whyd u leave it outside for a month

 

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craftsman seems alright for a regular do-it-yourselfer, but once u get deep into this hobby, i'm starting to see many flaws in Craftsman tools.

i'm tired.

 

I like their hand tools as they're cheap, lifetime warranty, and its easy to go down to Sears and replace parts.

I'd much rather have snap-on, but its not worth it for what I do.

 

yes sir. they are good for hand tools/tools with lifetime warranties. But every other tool...almost...I get from advanced or autozone since they all have lifetime warranties on them.

 

cmon vlad trade me here is a pic of it hit me up when you decide

 

Saturday morning .

 

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craftsman seems alright for a regular do-it-yourselfer, but once u get deep into this hobby, i'm starting to see many flaws in Craftsman tools.

i'm tired.</TD></TR></TABLE>

True, but if u destroy a craftsman 1/2" drive on sunday you can replace it fast. I hate trying to track down the snap-on dude

 

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Fitments looks kind of booboo. post more pics to prove me wrong...unless fitments does sucks and you want oem fitments with oem sir hood

 

Yo, ef yu hook it up with those stock shocks .

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