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Originally Posted by CBRich I've got a low profile jack by Craftsman and the rear and sides are fine but the front is not even close. Good to know, and
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So much for sub-$100 for a jack that would work - lol... I'll use ramps. If I need to pull a wheel (brakes, etc) I can go up on the ramp, then use my jack to lift it off the ramp(s), yank the ramp(s), and put jackstands under it. I just gotta buy some... Anyone got the ramps from Griot's Garage? Low Profile Ramps with Extension Kit - Jacks & Stands - In Your Garage - Griot's Garage |
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