Very Low Profile Jack

[SpeedRacer85]

Harbor freight special is the bang for the buck

[psyber_0ptix]

I also have the Harbor Freight special and it's worked well for the dollar, i'm not that slammed though.

If I had $350 to burn on that Omega (rounded up, sorry) DAMN thats the jack of all trades.

..oops

[kts]

Shit, now I want one.

Wow. Yea me too.

*swoon*

[Wh33lhop]

Well it is expensive but I heart my omega magic lift. Next time around though I'm buying a ac hydraulics. I have the harbor freight thing too and there is no comparison to the beefy omega. Here's my previous discussion of the omega:

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/show...57&postcount=3

That jack is slammed mang.

Shit, now I want one.

[Jand3rson]

That's why 2x6's are recommended, you could even do them with 1x6's, you just might have to stack 3 of them to get it high enough to get your jack underneath.

Cut either at a good enough angle, and any car should be able to get up on them fine.

[LJ851]

this. is genius. must build ASAP lmao

A good idea, make sure each step is long enough to let your wheels hit and raise your lip over the next step.

[GThomas]

love my Blue Point.

[ZekeTheSneak]

harbor freight generel. That thing fit under my slammed vrsex mk3. Also 2x4s come in handy. I have to put all 4 cornors on them to get on the lift its really annoying.

[IminDiegoTriick]

Why not just build a couple of short ramps out of a couple of 2x6's? Cheap, and then you don't need to buy a new jack.

Something like this, just don't go 4 high, you could easily do 2 high, and have plenty of room to get your jack underneath:

this. is genius. must build ASAP lmao

[reelizmpro]

Harbor Freight steel jack. They sell a bunch of Low profile jacks but make sure you get the one with the lowest height. I got the steel version over the aluminum one because it was lower by 3/4". Cost was $100 but it's worth it. Works very well to get lowered cars lifted high in a hurry. Weighs a lot compared to the aluminum one but I just use it around the garage anyway. It's not a big deal.

[Jand3rson]

Why not just build a couple of short ramps out of a couple of 2x6's? Cheap, and then you don't need to buy a new jack.

Something like this, just don't go 4 high, you could easily do 2 high, and have plenty of room to get your jack underneath:

[Eric]

I have a Harbor Freight special low profile jack lol. It has worked well for me and I'm lowered on Ground Control...

worked well on my car too! better than my bigger HF jack that just died.

[Nick_S]

Another Harbor Freight special here. Love it, especially for the price.

[lambo]

Well it is expensive but I heart my omega magic lift. Next time around though I'm buying a ac hydraulics. I have the harbor freight thing too and there is no comparison to the beefy omega. Here's my previous discussion of the omega:

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/show...57&postcount=3

I want that...

[LivingLegend06]

I also have the harbor freight special. It clears the front subframe but not my 24 valve pan so I need to be careful how I orient the jack when lowering the car back down.