A Must for All Lowered Cars
03-03-2008, 08:06 PM
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sears craftsman 2 ton aluminum jack works fine and with rhino ramps and I have 3.5" of clearance with SFC and lowered springs, etc. The jack was $169 with the craftsman club discount. I still keep the 4 ton around too!
03-03-2008, 09:43 PM
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and to everyone bragging about their floor jacks....ramps are used so you DONT HAVE TO USE a jack. why would you bust your *** pumping a floor jack and setting up stands if you just want to change the oil? just drive up and drive off.
03-03-2008, 09:50 PM
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yeah thats what i meant. i got to use my jack for the first time today. i gotta say, being able to jack up teh whole front of the car from the k-member is phenomenal 
but i need new ramps. i'm gonna go with metal this time though. my plastic ones got ruined
but i need new ramps. i'm gonna go with metal this time though. my plastic ones got ruined
03-08-2008, 07:19 PM
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from Fast Toys......check out the link:
http://fasttoys.net/shop/product_inf...oducts_id=1366
just got mine and finally had a chance to try them out. they really work, and are totally worth it if you have a lowered car and cant use ramps. my TA is LOW, and the exhaust hangs down way lower then it should. these ramps worked fine, no hitting, scraping, or anything. i have koni 4/4 and strano springs....fronts set on middle perch, and i kept the rear isolator. theyre made by rhino ramps
(NO affiliation-see below), and are covered in what looks and feels like the rhino spray-on bed liner. they are pretty big, almost 6ft long, so they will take up room. but youre able to easily pull the car up to the end, and its high enough for me to slide on my creeper all the way to the trans crossmember, which is just about halfway down the car. they dont slide when driving up them, and i had mine on hard, smooth concrete.
they also have another set called roll-ups, which are used either in conjunction with these ramps, or alone as mini-ramp just to get a jack under. ill be buying them as well, since i swap tires alot during autox season, and none of my jacks fit under the front of my car without driving up on planks. i highly recommend these to anyone with a lowered car, theyre worth it.
http://fasttoys.net/shop/product_inf...oducts_id=1366
just got mine and finally had a chance to try them out. they really work, and are totally worth it if you have a lowered car and cant use ramps. my TA is LOW, and the exhaust hangs down way lower then it should. these ramps worked fine, no hitting, scraping, or anything. i have koni 4/4 and strano springs....fronts set on middle perch, and i kept the rear isolator. theyre made by rhino ramps
(NO affiliation-see below), and are covered in what looks and feels like the rhino spray-on bed liner. they are pretty big, almost 6ft long, so they will take up room. but youre able to easily pull the car up to the end, and its high enough for me to slide on my creeper all the way to the trans crossmember, which is just about halfway down the car. they dont slide when driving up them, and i had mine on hard, smooth concrete. they also have another set called roll-ups, which are used either in conjunction with these ramps, or alone as mini-ramp just to get a jack under. ill be buying them as well, since i swap tires alot during autox season, and none of my jacks fit under the front of my car without driving up on planks. i highly recommend these to anyone with a lowered car, theyre worth it.
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