bbor-imported

I just got this as a gift for XMAS. Now I can raise my lowered cars without using 2x4's !!!



- Hydraulic Speedy Lift is a patented design - the fastest way to reach car chassis
- 3¾" low-profile design can be raised to 18½" maximum height
- Saddle pad helps prevent damage to vehicle during lifting
- Unique design combines aesthetics and strength in the overall jack design
- Storage tray is ideal for keeping track of small parts or hardware
- Wider jack stance increases overall stability
- Universal joint ensures smooth release and secure valve operation from any pumping angle

REG price is $299 + tax

Was on sale for $179 + tax at Canadian Tire

http://www.canadiantire.ca/browse/pr...romSearch=true


I was actually gonna buy one of these "Low rider" jacks....
Not too many companies out there that make "low rider" jacks.

I wanted to get this one for slammed cars.. but the one I got is good enough, I think....



http://www.autobarn.net/2-ton-low-rider-floor-jack.html




http://www.napaonline.com/MasterPage...ion=Floor+Jack

Cynikal.Mindset

i just used to lift my car up by hand and slip the jack under...kinda tough sometimes but it works

RDub99

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thats sweet man, I need one of those.. right now I'm using two jacks..

I've tried that before, it's not too fun lol

CoreyR

i just rock my car up and down by the fender which is not good if your fender rips off.

imported_xplizitremix

i hold my e-brake and raise the car in first then get someone to slide the jack under

hehehe

btw nice jacks looks soo easy with those

bbor-imported

I tested out the jack this morning and it fits under my slammed ef civic !

Eurotuner00

im jelous of u man lol im planing on to buy 1 of those low rider jacks n i kow they r not easy to find but worth having 1 cuz i couldnt fit my jack under my car when it was slammed

SleepyEG

The NAPA Ones are prolly the best ones out there

My dads work has a few of them.
He kinda "borrowed" one of them.. we've had it for 2 years now lol

imported_dc5r

i always had my eye on the michelin, but always could never fork out the $$$.

so one day, i bought this on my way back from the states. i totally love it. (~$120USD)




what i always look for in a jack is it having a high lifting range (this one is 18-1/2"). there's nothing working under a car and not having another 1" of clearance. makes you $%#@%$#

Bryce

We do that too, id imagine its not to healthy for the fenders though we usually lift from the wheel wells. Awesome post i didnt even know they made jacks for this purpose.