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Originally posted by Tyrone Biggums View PostAs long as you don't need to pull a wheel. It would make more sense to have a frame rail version with a couple of different pedestal attachments similar to what an actual lift uses.
These would work fine for a car that has jacking pads like my bimmers have had, but most cars don't have a spot lower than the body seam to jack by.
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A bit pricey, but not horrible. From the jalopnik article...
"Pricing and ordering information oddly isn't available on their website, but through the power of Google, I found a few internet forums where the price is revealed to be $260 shipped per pair, or $520 shipped for a set of four. They're not the cheapest tools to buy, but when thousands of pounds are literally suspended inches above your head, it's best not to cheap out."2009 Mercedes C63 AMG
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Originally posted by Tyrone Biggums View PostAs long as you don't need to pull a wheel. It would make more sense to have a frame rail version with a couple of different pedestal attachments similar to what an actual lift uses.
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So If I welded up a bunch of these, there's a market for them ? Hell, I have enough drops right now to build a few sets.
Was thinking of building something like this just this week. I'm finishing the welds on the inside of my mini tubs, sucks crawling up in there. My back is killing me
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