Best Jack for lowered rides?
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From: Someplace with cones=AUTO
Originally posted by GreyFixer
You can get a cheap jack and take the wheels off to make it slimmer.
You can get a cheap jack and take the wheels off to make it slimmer.
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From: berkeley, ca --> la, ca representin' tha 510&626
Originally posted by Bumnah
i never use the stock honda jack. had one go on me while i was doing a friend suspension. He was screaming "The car is falling!" and I look to my left and i see his driver side fender heading towards me. So there is me pushing the car from the passenger driver side, and he's pulling from the passenger side.
i never use the stock honda jack. had one go on me while i was doing a friend suspension. He was screaming "The car is falling!" and I look to my left and i see his driver side fender heading towards me. So there is me pushing the car from the passenger driver side, and he's pulling from the passenger side.
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From: Grafton, WI.
Originally posted by dantastic
whoa.... thats why they say to never work underneath your car with just a jack supporting it. the stock jack it only designed for changing tires.
whoa.... thats why they say to never work underneath your car with just a jack supporting it. the stock jack it only designed for changing tires.
