jacking up lowered cars

[mrwillz]

sa if i were to roll in my steelies
and i haf superlows on...
how do u guys go about jacking up lowered cars?
wot about extremely lowered cars?

put ur methods down!

[STTICH]

standard boot jack, how much more lower can u go..hehe

[bennjamin]

get a nice low profile big jack liek i got

Or use those dodgy scissor jacks (which are very unsafe ! be careful)

[LowEk]

why do you wanna jack it up for?? i dont mind rolling on my stockies makes my car even lower than what it is now.

[STTICH]

get a nice low profile big jack liek i got

Or use those dodgy scissor jacks (which are very unsafe ! be careful)

how low are the low profile ben? looking for a low profile as well.

so far i only seen one tat fit, others cant really speeze in 10cm or lower cars easily.

boot jack seem alright to me. been changing my wheels every too often, and everytime is a x4 as one by one. been almost 2 years, and every 2 weeks or so.

[mrwillz]

why do you wanna jack it up for?? i dont mind rolling on my stockies makes my car even lower than what it is now.

service the car 2...

[LUDA-3G]

I use the scissor jack when im on the road. But when im at home in the garage i have proper trolley jack and that just fits under the front of my car.

[newmski]

get my dad to lift the side of the car im jacking up...then slide the jack in
good on ya dad

[bennjamin]

how low are the low profile ben? looking for a low profile as well.

so far i only seen one tat fit, others cant really speeze in 10cm or lower cars easily.

boot jack seem alright to me. been changing my wheels every too often, and everytime is a x4 as one by one. been almost 2 years, and every 2 weeks or so.

if u are serious and want a revalveable jack that should last for life ~ spend a decent amount of $$$
I got a alloy "race" jack , weights about 12kg and is rate at 1000kg. Its very low profile , about 7cm at its "lift"point. Cost about $280 and ive been using it heaps over the last year or so. You can get em at most decent race shops here in Sydney - NFI where in melbourne.

[STTICH]

arr i see. thanks for tat ben will keep a lookout, too bad aint all/most stores hav them here, hav been searching.

tho the standard jack has been doing it job ever since..im also well aware of its safetiness and very cautious for every jack ups (as most things will fail eventually) as long as u do it right, sits it tight, jack it up nice and slow, all should b well. but hell...hands are getting sore..time for a new jack

[LowEk]

I use the scissor jack when im on the road. But when im at home in the garage i have proper trolley jack and that just fits under the front of my car.

a trolly jack does not fit under my car its to low i need to use my sissor jack then a trolly jack to jack my car up it becomes a pain in the a$$ every time i need to jack my car up.

[Zdster]

STTICH - have you tried repco? I know that if they dont have one they can order one in.

On jacking the car up - while I have never jacked my car up using this method, I have heard of people laying down some timber, driving the car onto it providing the extra height needed to get a jack under it.