Jack for extra low vehicles
So for those who has slammed/ dumped, cars what kinda jack are you using? im looking to see if theres anything small i can bring to shows to alter my ride height.
I use two floor jacks. Both are low profile, but not low enough to access central points, so I just use one to jack up the side first. 2x4s work too.
If you want one for really low cars, get the Omega Low-profile.
If you want one for really low cars, get the Omega Low-profile.
I use this jack, it's low position is 2.75" up to 20". It's made by American Forge and Foundry.
http://www.affjaxx.com/highresphotos/200T.jpg
http://www.affjaxx.com/highresphotos/200T.jpg
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Originally Posted by Vanishing Point' date='Jan 21 2009, 07:33 AM
I use this jack, it's low position is 2.75" up to 20". It's made by American Forge and Foundry.
http://www.affjaxx.com/highresphotos/200T.jpg
http://www.affjaxx.com/highresphotos/200T.jpg
My S is slammed about 2 inches+ all around and we use the Snap-On Blue Point jack with no issues.
I even got a flat tire the other day and had to put the dinky little spare on there(my wheels are 18") and i only had to lift up on the rear quarter panel a little bit to slide it under there WITH the spare on.
Really good jack IMO, I've had a lot and this one seems to get every job done that i need it for
I even got a flat tire the other day and had to put the dinky little spare on there(my wheels are 18") and i only had to lift up on the rear quarter panel a little bit to slide it under there WITH the spare on.
Really good jack IMO, I've had a lot and this one seems to get every job done that i need it for
droo587
From here, but you might find a better deal if you search online. This is a well made jack rated at 2 tons max.
http://www.toolsource.com/lowrider-f...k-p-98188.html
From here, but you might find a better deal if you search online. This is a well made jack rated at 2 tons max.
http://www.toolsource.com/lowrider-f...k-p-98188.html





