Best and quickest way to raise a lowered car
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Hey guys,
I know how to raise the car and know where the left points are but now I'm lowered on Stranos and its a PITA to raise the car. My floor jack is a 3 ton and its definietely not "low profile". It won't fit far enough under the sides of the car to reach a frame rail and the rear end is too low when its on the ground for the jack to fit under it. I have been using the spare tire jack to get the car up a little, so I can clear the body with the floor jack, then I continue lifting with the floor jack. There has to be an easier/quicker way?? I also tried driving on wood (2x4's) and my rear tires were just spinning. I didn't want to give it too much gas, as I don't want to have the car in the living room
I know how to raise the car and know where the left points are but now I'm lowered on Stranos and its a PITA to raise the car. My floor jack is a 3 ton and its definietely not "low profile". It won't fit far enough under the sides of the car to reach a frame rail and the rear end is too low when its on the ground for the jack to fit under it. I have been using the spare tire jack to get the car up a little, so I can clear the body with the floor jack, then I continue lifting with the floor jack. There has to be an easier/quicker way?? I also tried driving on wood (2x4's) and my rear tires were just spinning. I didn't want to give it too much gas, as I don't want to have the car in the living room
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You should be able to drive up onto something, you could either buy some ramps or make your own. As for getting up onto some 2x4s, just get a little momentum and roll on, it will be a lot harder if you try from a standstill.
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Although my car is stock height so I don't have any issue using a standard floor jack, I bought a pair of Rhino ramps, especially since they keep the center of the car open for easy oil changes.