I cant believe..(honda jacks)
10-May-2005, 11:04 AM
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oh the GM jacks scare the **** out of me...theyre the size of a honda jack, but look even more fragile. I remember i used to jack my caprice up and you can literally watch the thing bend sideways. and when you pump them up you either smack the tire iron off the ground, or put it the other way and smash it off your door...errr
11-May-2005, 09:28 AM
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Originally posted by Nova_Dust
It doesn't work all that easy with a lowered car, because the iron bar will hit the ground so you have to crank it on an angle, which makes it a little uncomfortable. But still, easy to use.
It doesn't work all that easy with a lowered car, because the iron bar will hit the ground so you have to crank it on an angle, which makes it a little uncomfortable. But still, easy to use.
12-May-2005, 08:19 PM
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Originally posted by Untouchable
It's what I use to change from steelies to rims! (You get tired though)
It's what I use to change from steelies to rims! (You get tired though)
12-May-2005, 11:07 PM
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You acted as if not 1 person on H-T knew what to do with the jack.
When in fact it was what 1 or 2 people that said they found it hard to use, cause of the lack of parts they have.
There will always be dumb questions and dumb posts on every site.
I guess you never wanted to post something that you prolly just learned aswell ......
QUOTE "u can use a ratchet and a 32 mill socket and fit it around the part that spins and jack it up with a ratchet"
When in fact it was what 1 or 2 people that said they found it hard to use, cause of the lack of parts they have.
There will always be dumb questions and dumb posts on every site.
I guess you never wanted to post something that you prolly just learned aswell ......
QUOTE "u can use a ratchet and a 32 mill socket and fit it around the part that spins and jack it up with a ratchet"
13-May-2005, 06:00 PM
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Originally posted by BoOsTd
screw the handle crank gayness.... hook a big socket on a broken soccket extension with a power drill. Its effortless and takes half the time to raise it.... it works great if you dont have a hydro jack yet.
screw the handle crank gayness.... hook a big socket on a broken soccket extension with a power drill. Its effortless and takes half the time to raise it.... it works great if you dont have a hydro jack yet.
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