anyone have jacking pucks in the San Diego area I can borrow?
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anyone have jacking pucks in the San Diego area I can borrow?
I'm not cheap I just need them to work on my car this weekend. I didn't realize I couldn't fit the car on the lift until just now and had a bunch of suspension work planned. I have a set on order but they won't get here in time for me to complete the job before the work week sets in.
I will gladly buy you a case of beer or bottle of hard stuff to compensate.
Thanks,
Matt
858-353-2947
I will gladly buy you a case of beer or bottle of hard stuff to compensate.
Thanks,
Matt
858-353-2947
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Hey Gary,
That would work to get the lift arms underneath the car, but the lift at the auto repair shop on base is less than ideal for Corvettes. They have large metal cups designed to cradle the frame rails of standard vehicles and would break or crack the body panels where they wrap under the rails. So basically I need the jacking pucks to act as a pad between the lift arm and the frame.
I actually found a place that sells hockey pucks in San Diego so I should be set now.
I went the low buck route on the suspension stuff, but that hi end setup you have available is a goal for next year.
Thanks,
Matt
That would work to get the lift arms underneath the car, but the lift at the auto repair shop on base is less than ideal for Corvettes. They have large metal cups designed to cradle the frame rails of standard vehicles and would break or crack the body panels where they wrap under the rails. So basically I need the jacking pucks to act as a pad between the lift arm and the frame.
I actually found a place that sells hockey pucks in San Diego so I should be set now.
I went the low buck route on the suspension stuff, but that hi end setup you have available is a goal for next year.
Thanks,
Matt
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You can even go to home depot and get an eye bolt and sink it in the middle of the hockey puck and it will stick up through the slot in the frame rail to hold the puck to the frame.
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