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I use 1" thick foam pads that r found under hvac units as isolators.
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what floor jack are you guys using for your lowered cars?
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Hello guys.
what floor jack are you guys using for your lowered cars?
I have 4.5 on the rear and 3.75 on the front, from the jacking points to the floor (without pucks).
thanks in advance.
thanks pulpo. i have this one. although the pad is low, the body of the jack is too high and interferes with the body.
i think ill order the Schwabe one and give it a try.
I have this one. It is great. Really heavy though. Harbor Freight used to have a similar one but they stopped selling it.
Also, insane what supply chain has done. I bought that jack 3 years ago new from ECS for $110 delivered.
I have the older gray version of this one. It�s actually lower than the supposedly-nicer Daytona low profile jack. It will clear my sump plate and allow me to jack up the rear from the middle of the rear crossmember.
https://www.harborfreight.com/automo...ump-57047.html
My 2.5 ton aluminum hf/pittsburg jack fits well under my gt3 height car. I dont use lift pucks though. I use 1" thick foam pads that r found under hvac units as isolators.
Ok sweet, my car barely squeezes onto my quick jack so I was looking for other options to lift and place a little ramp to get the car up a tad higher. I have the 3Ton Daytona and it fits nicely now with the M030.
that�s the same issue I have with my maxjax. I can fit it only without the pads.
driving over wooden ramps is a pain by itself when you are trying to alight the car with the lift.
so the idea is to lift the car and drop the wheels on the wood ramps to allow clearance for the lift.
if the long reach will allow me to lift the back from the suspension support, that will be even nicer.
I�ll keep you guys posted.
I also have the "problem" of having RaceDeck flooring, otherwise I'd drive up the ramp and be fine. There's a chance that having a plastic ramp on plastic flooring may slip out or move... rather just use a jack.
For the main garage, I have this:
https://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog...ACHYD1_pg2.htm
For going to the track, I have this:
https://www.harborfreight.com/automo...ump-64542.html
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