Jack stands or car lift?
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Jack stands or car lift?
I know it sucks working on a car on jack stands....i personally have never worked with a car lift but how many people out there work under jack stands compared to a car lift....just curious
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I have always used jack stands myself. Was a little unnerving at first having all that car above ya when you're laying down lol. But I have gotten used to it and they are very cheap to acquire.
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thats good i dont mind the jack stands its all i have ever done in college next year at UNOH i will be using car lifts which wont be to bad considering i can work on my car there
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Any wheel that doesn't need to be unloaded, goes on the
Rhino ramps. I can do a racing lift and get both wheels on
one side up, them go to the other and do the same. But
I have a 'vert which gives a decently stout lift point in
the middle. I have four Rhino ramps which gives me
enough height for exhaust / trans / etc.
Rhino ramps. I can do a racing lift and get both wheels on
one side up, them go to the other and do the same. But
I have a 'vert which gives a decently stout lift point in
the middle. I have four Rhino ramps which gives me
enough height for exhaust / trans / etc.
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