FAUEE

Anyone know if the aluminum "racing" jacks will fit under our cars?

One like this:
http://www.harborfreight.com/rapid-p...html-7814.html

Steve_R

Yup, it'll work on a Vette.

LMB-Z

yep...got one...works great

push

I got the one below. It's a bit heavier as it is steel, but it's got a little better reach and a little beefier.

http://www.harborfreight.com/automot...eel-68049.html

1bdvet

Works great!

saplumr

I've got the 2 ton low pro alum jack and it easily fits.

spdkilz911

I have the heavier 2 ton steel one. Also just picked up the Cross Beam for that jack. That is a heavy piece.

Flh Den

I have the steel low profile one also and it works great. This one has the foot pedal if you are too close to a wall to use the handle. HF has a 20% off coupon good on any purchase through the 23rd of June I believe.

http://www.harborfreight.com/low-pro...uty-68050.html

20% coupon
http://www.harborfreight.com/affilia...pons&hftref=cj

incabird

Unfortunately the coupon is not good on floor jacks, it says so right on the coupon. It is good on the cross beam though. I got one when it was on sale for 39.99 and used the 20% off.

Yellow C-6

Have the same jack, works great

MGretz70

Got same one, works great!

GuyFromLeMans

Kvothe

I have the same one. Thought about getting the steel one because it has a higher lift but I really wanted something light weight. I need to get one of those adapters though

Pinky...

I was recently in the market for a low pro jack too. I ended up going with a Napa Professional which I highly recommend. I find Napa's tools slot in nicely between the cheap Chinese crap of Craftsman and HF but not as pricey as Snap-On/Matco/Cornwell stuff.

Might want to check it out at your local NAPA. They've started selling a whole line of good hand tools.

vig1116

Just be aware that the guys saying it works great and fits perfectly are not filling you in about the reach of the jack. While being good for the side lifting it is shorter than the 68050 like I have and you will not be able to leave the handle upright with the jack under the car. Some may say who cares, but if you do most of your lifting in a smaller type garage then it is a big deal. I couldn't use the lower reaching ones in my garage because I need the handle to be upright so I can jack it up and work around it without it in the way..... Just something to consider

cmonkey713

It will work just fine. I have had mine for three years now with no problems whatsoever. The jacking pucks I use are std. hockey pucks which works great with this jack.

Rebel 1

I have it and like it. Works great.

Flh Den

Sorry about that, have to learn to read the fine print. I printed for the crossbeam also.

sammyv

To the OP, I would at least get the jack that has two wheels on the front end instead of that roller. It is much more stable. I was forced to use mine on a slight incline and the entire jack began to fold up.

2 GRUMPY

Mine hasn't let me down yet .