Useful QuickJack accessory
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Melting Slicks
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From: Erwin, NC
Keep an eye out for the Truck Adapter Kit going on sale. The extra height is worth the couple of minutes of extra effort!
Instructor
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From: South Texas, US Army-Retired
Keep an eye out for the Truck Adapter Kit going on sale. The extra height is worth the couple of minutes of extra effort!
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Erwin, NC
That is pretty much exactly how I did it!
Running Guns & Moonshine
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From: CT
I was going to say, yeah.
I've been fine on the stock chucks with a lowered car for ripping out and swapping in the entire drivetrain. As a normally solo show I had an easier time without it being jacked higher because otherwise I'd have had a lot harder time getting the big parts back into place.
I've been fine on the stock chucks with a lowered car for ripping out and swapping in the entire drivetrain. As a normally solo show I had an easier time without it being jacked higher because otherwise I'd have had a lot harder time getting the big parts back into place.
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https://www.quickjack.com/product/tr...KAuYDLB7JsttTo
Heel & Toe
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Yes, I have a set for my 7000TL. Works great with the C5 lift points. Before these came out I was just using four plates of 1/2" steel across the QJ frames, but that worked fine also.
https://www.quickjack.com/product/tr...KAuYDLB7JsttTo
https://www.quickjack.com/product/tr...KAuYDLB7JsttTo
