[QUOTE]Originally posted by jlvtx1800

 

Here is a web link where I got it from:
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?...pid=00950239000

PMantis24: They are very similar to one I got. Only difference is mine is steel with aluminum and links to your are all aluminum.

That is awesome deal with only $129

 

I have that jack from Harbor Freights it nice and the shipping cost was cheap. My friend has the plastic type wheel and it kinda warp. So when you drag it kinda shake.

 

boxer6, thanks for the info, I appreciate it

Oh about the gallery, it's been a bit buggy lately. I get the same thing when trying to upload a pic once in awhile.

The x-brace is definately a must have for the S, whatever brand you choose

Here's the Ricks xbrace on my S for reference


Thread about the different xbrace designs
http://forums.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.p...threadid=198150

 

woow...you guys are making me want one fast trouble is im saving for some wheels

 

I was just looking at this jack the other day.....I want to know before I spend $200 if it will fit under a lowered car, and if so, will it make it to the differential if I go from the back?

 

I have the Harbor Feight jack and I have seen the sear jack. They look almost the same. The Sear jack will be easier to get parts for years from now.

Will it fit on a lowered car, most likely not. It fits under my stock car but there is not more then 1/2" to spare. I am sure you can get to the diff lowered or not.

 

For a lowered car I would suggest to just drive up onto a couple of 2x6's to get it high enough for the jack that'll save you money in looking for a jack that goes super low.

 

The sears one will jack up anything that's 3 3/4" and up. I have about another 1 1/2" space when I put the jack under the car. So as long as your car is not lower than 3 3/4" you should be fine.

 

- off topic... but it looks like an xbrace can be made... just a few bars welded together??? anyone try this?