Floor Jack
Melting Slicks
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From: Machine Silver Z06 The Golden State......... Bay Area
St. Jude Donor '05
Originally Posted by Icemanskis
Craftsman's low profile aluminum racing jack from Sears. 1 1/2 ton. $120. I believe it rests at either 3'' or 3.25''. You can always find sales at walmart for floor jacks and I know that certain stores have aluminum racing jacks for under $100. I prefer to stick to a nice name brand like craftman though
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St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'10
The information on the other jacks listed is fine. I'm not sure if you are in the market for another jack....if not....why not just drive your car up on some wooden planks to raise the front a little before using the jack.
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You usually won't need more than a couple of 2"x4"'s in different lengths to accomplish this. You should then be able to use whatever jack you have that works.
Paul
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You usually won't need more than a couple of 2"x4"'s in different lengths to accomplish this. You should then be able to use whatever jack you have that works.
Paul
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From: Boynton Beach Florida
St. Jude Donor '07-'12, '20
Originally Posted by morepower
Check out this jack by AC Hydraulics. Very nice.
http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/to...Hydraulic1.htm
http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/to...Hydraulic1.htm
DK13HQ with the flat top stands. Fantastic safe set-up for your Corvette. Mine gets used on a regular basis and is well worth every penny spent. 
Bob
