damn cheapo jacks
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i got a jack package at pepboys, 2 ton floor jack, a pair of 2 ton jack stands, and a creeper for $30, all the stuff works BUT the jack is too small, it literally gets the tires 2 or 3 milimeters off the ground, so now i have to take it back and get a bigger one, thats what i get for beaing cheap i guess
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i really just need a bigger jack, the handle is too short too, whenit starts getting high it doesnt have enoguh leverage i have to use my foot to push the lever at that point
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Never cheap out on jacks or stands. Good way to drop something.
Get a good Craftsmen all-aluminum 4-ton floor-jack, it'* expensive, but if you use a jack a lot, it,* worth it. Especially if you take it to and from the track on a regular basis to change slicks.
And my jackstands are big 4-ton mothers too, don't remember what brand, but they're massive.
Get a good Craftsmen all-aluminum 4-ton floor-jack, it'* expensive, but if you use a jack a lot, it,* worth it. Especially if you take it to and from the track on a regular basis to change slicks.
And my jackstands are big 4-ton mothers too, don't remember what brand, but they're massive.
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