ILM-Express

3.5 TON CAPACITY
PROFESSIONAL LOW LIFT JACK

•Thick frame side plates and reinforced lift arm
•Side mounted handles
•12 pumps to the top under load
•Bypass and overload valves
•Ball bearing mounted rear swivel caster wheels
•2 piece handle for easy storage
•Rubber saddle pad and foam bumper pad
•Dual return springs
XL35R

Specifications

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Low Lift Height 3-1/2"


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High Lift Height 21.375"


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Overall Length 27.5"


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Overall Width 14"


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Net Weight 101.41 Lbs.


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Millenium Z06

Net Weight 101.41 Lbs.

Millenium Z06

Hmm, they dont have it listed but it came up with a search for that part number. For $59 I"ll get one before they go off sale, looks like theres a store near me in Carrolton.
Have you had any problems out of it? I think I could use it without having to drive up on wooden blocks 1st. I lift mine pretty much the same way you do, ramps up front and jack stands in the rear.

ILM-Express

"HEAVY" duty !

rjayorr

I do have that jack from Harbor Freight, it was the first thing I went shopping for in my new Z, but I still couldn't reach the front lift spot the owner's manual says to get to. The jack was still too high. That's why I'll be using the blocks.

ILM-Express

I used to have this one from HF but it started leaking in its second year so I went with the Arcan XL35 from Costco.



Costco also has better than 90 days warranty.

Yes, The Arcan XL35 is heavy, but it is a garage floor jack. No reason to pick it up.

ILM-Express

The ramps my buddy Bob made for me help a lot too.

Toque

These jacks seem to last 3 or so years before they start to leak. I use mine every couple weeks. If you use yours less they would likely last longer. You get what you pay for I guess, but they are low enough to get under my car.

Toque

hdff

for those wanting to build ramps i built these using the plans that mercurymike had out. they are easy to build and work great on lowered cars. http://www.tim-yvonne.com/mikemercury/ramp.htm

1 SIC Z

Toque, I know this thread is about two years old but which version of the race ramps did you purchase? Also do you drag at all when pulling onto them?

Thanks
-John

Toque

John:

Mine do not drag at all.
I think mine were 67"

Race Ramps has a BUNCH of newer designs for ramps now.
Compared to when I got mine I think they only had a few products.
Check there web site.

Let me know if you have any questions.
I can answer what I can.

Toque

john8642

Harbor Freight also just started selling the crossbar adapter that fits on your jack. Looks like it might have to be narrowed a little, but should be easier than stacking up 2X8s. Looks like this one: