how the hell do u get the s2k on 4 jack stands??
10-04-2001, 03:22 PM
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The photo is now in the FAQ Section.
10-04-2001, 04:47 PM
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I kept seeing this pictures and it was killing me I couldnt find them in the service manual..... Looked in the appendix under jackstands, lift points, etc.
Low and behold I opened it to the first chapter, and 1-11 is the lift points. Makes me happy I found it.
Low and behold I opened it to the first chapter, and 1-11 is the lift points. Makes me happy I found it.
10-06-2001, 01:56 PM
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BTW, for those interested, Sears has a Craftsman 2 1/4 floor jack on sale right now for $26. I bought it a few weeks ago and tried it out on the center lift point today. The jack rolls right under the center jack point without having to pre-lift / ramp the car in any manner. The only trick is that the handle does not have a lot of room to move at first so you have to reach down to the base of the handle and move it manually (up only) for the first few pumps.
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10-06-2001, 02:18 PM
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The Craftsman jacks are excellent, in my opinion. I have another member's 3-ton in my garage that I used today on both my Accord and S2000. However, you cannot get this model under the front center jack point without having to pre-lift the S. I believe that the 3-ton regularly sells for $99 with two jack stands.
10-06-2001, 02:28 PM
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If you live in the South Florida area, I can hook you up with a hydraulic jack shop that has some rebuilt 2t Milwaukee jacks for about half price - $290. That's a lot of $$, but it fits under either end of the S2000 and the handle has enough clearance to pump the car right up. It's a very elegant design, with o-ring seals on all hydraulic components, though quite heavy. It will be the LAST jack you ever need to buy.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by CoralDoc
[B]If you live in the South Florida area, I can hook you up with a hydraulic jack shop that has some rebuilt 2t Milwaukee jacks for about half price - $290. That's a lot of $$, but it fits under either end of the S2000 and the handle has enough clearance to pump the car right up. It's a very elegant design, with o-ring seals on all hydraulic components, though quite heavy.
[B]If you live in the South Florida area, I can hook you up with a hydraulic jack shop that has some rebuilt 2t Milwaukee jacks for about half price - $290. That's a lot of $$, but it fits under either end of the S2000 and the handle has enough clearance to pump the car right up. It's a very elegant design, with o-ring seals on all hydraulic components, though quite heavy.
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