My new jack.
03-07-2003, 03:37 PM
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My new jack.
New Jack, this thing is sweet!
Fit's right under the car without having to use another jack to lift it up!
I got it for $179.99, not a bad deal I thought for a race jack so I went for it. It only weights 37lbs (pretty light compared to some) and it takes a couple pumps before your car is ready to work under
[Modified by futuresi, 12:42 AM 3/8/2003]
Fit's right under the car without having to use another jack to lift it up!
I got it for $179.99, not a bad deal I thought for a race jack so I went for it. It only weights 37lbs (pretty light compared to some) and it takes a couple pumps before your car is ready to work under
[Modified by futuresi, 12:42 AM 3/8/2003]
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03-07-2003, 03:57 PM
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Re: My new jack. (EGsixer)
yeah, costco had those for close to $300, I still wanted one anyway, but couldn't get it, will got to harbor frieght when i am ready tho, single pump to perch, and very light, no more, "can you help me get my 2 ton in my trunk without dingin the rear bumper...
03-07-2003, 04:01 PM
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Re: My new jack. (RSZero1)
Not sure how low it is but my car is pretty low and it has no problems clearing as you can see in the above pics. Yeah it's a harbor freight jack, my frined told me about the store today, lots of parts for pretty good price
Here is a pic of the car to see how low it is...
[Modified by futuresi, 3:35 AM 3/8/2003]
Here is a pic of the car to see how low it is...
[Modified by futuresi, 3:35 AM 3/8/2003]
03-07-2003, 05:30 PM
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Re: My new jack. (all stock)
i would rather pay the 50 bucks and 2 dollars for a block of wood. 4 dollars gets me multi heighted blocks of wood. 
That is deffinately nice though. Who/where's it made(by)??? I personally don't feel right about Harbor Freight jacks...but if everybody has good luck with them
03-07-2003, 07:53 PM
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Re: My new jack. (DAMAND)
$50? Hell I paid $20 for mine brand new from Autozone... I also have ramps and "extenders" for lowered cars. Its a pain in the *** to get the car up on it still (im scared of rolling off and slamming into the porsche) but its better then $170+ I suppose
03-07-2003, 07:56 PM
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Re: My new jack. (sparq)
I had that mini jack from Checkers and that thing is only good enough for me to change my tires 
I did somehow manage to get under my car at times but it was a pain in da ***. Plus I could only jack one side of the car since the jack was too tall to fit under the front...
I did somehow manage to get under my car at times but it was a pain in da ***. Plus I could only jack one side of the car since the jack was too tall to fit under the front...
03-07-2003, 08:34 PM
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Re: My new jack. (sparq)
With my old hatch, I could lift one whole side (both wheels) off the ground
[Modified by 96 Civic LS, 5:37 AM 3/8/2003]
03-07-2003, 08:47 PM
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Re: My new jack. (futuresi)
What's the max lift on that jack?
I picked up a very heavy, yellow, Performance Tool 3 ton jack that has a 5" minimum clearance and a 22" max lift height. It was cheap and I have a 2x4 sitting nearby.
I picked up a very heavy, yellow, Performance Tool 3 ton jack that has a 5" minimum clearance and a 22" max lift height. It was cheap and I have a 2x4 sitting nearby.