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what kinda jack can fit under a really low car? i used to put the jack under the long square bars that run down the side of the car in front of the rear tire. but since i got it lowered i cant get it under there in order to jack it up. is there a lower place on the car i can put the jack or a lower jack i can buy?

 

DCjuggalo

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make some wooden ramps out of wood

 

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how do i take the wheels off then? and what do u guys with lowered cars do if u get a flat?

 

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drive up on a 2X4 and then jack it

also ive heard the roush jacks work well. i have a craftsman low profile one that fits under my lowerd stang and works well

 

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DCjuggalo said:

make some wooden ramps out of wood

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That's CT material there



as to a premade jack, the Roush is a good suggestion. Craftsman used to make a decent low profile jack, there are also a few "starter" jacks out there, low profile bottle jacks that get it up high enough to get a real jack under, check sears or Pepboys or what ever.

 

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i cant find anywhere to order the roush one from. cant find it on the roush website.

 

urban96

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ROUS...tegoryZ63697QQihZ005QQitemZ150080985820QQrdZ1

someone also said they sell them at sams club?

 

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I picked one up from Harbor freight. Was going to get a Craftsman but then read reviews on them on their own site and how the fluid leaked in one persons experience.

This is the one I picked up:

3000 lbs limit
Fully lowered it's 3" and goes up to 14"+

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=91039

I had been using the spare tire scissor jack that came with the car (peice of junk) and it took me 45 mintues to an 1 hr to change oil. Now it takes 20-30 mintues depending on how lazy I am!!!

Hope it helps

 

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AntL97Cobra said:

I picked one up from Harbor freight. Was going to get a Craftsman but then read reviews on them on their own site and how the fluid leaked in one persons experience.

This is the one I picked up:

3000 lbs limit
Fully lowered it's 3" and goes up to 14"+

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=91039

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Our Ferrari tech @ work bought this same jack b/c the regular jacks couldn't get under a lot of the cars he gets in. Pretty decent jack for the $$$.

 

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I have that Roush jack, and while it does work well, it is still hard to get the car started. It works well from the sides but from the front you have to make contact with the bumper on really low cars (2.5 drop). Oh, and it weighs roughly 1 million pounds, give or take a pound. I got it for $35 at Sam's though, display model.