What does everyone use to get their 7 up
#2
floor jack + jack stands is what I use, a friend of mine just uses large blocks of treated lumber, he also has home made ramps from long pieces of lumber stacked on top of one another then countersunk bolts to hold it all together. They were very long so the slope was not great, minimizing risk of going off the end... I like the wood concept, cheap jack stands from wal mart or meijer will probably fail before a big assed block of wood... and the wood generally won't damage anything like the end of a jack stand (I usually use a small layer of wood between the stands and the car to protect the car anyways....)
#3
use a floor jack, your car may be too low to slide the jack up under but if it is just pull the front wheels onto some of the little red bricks then see what you can do from there. i have a floor jack i use and it has worked great so far. (knock on wood) :bigthumg:
-keegun
-keegun
#5
Originally Posted by Seppuku' date='Nov 24 2002, 03:23 AM
ok i guess ill get a floor jack and some jack stands then.
also, you will want to have some scrap chunks of wood, 2x4 pieces and such work great, use them between the jack and the car and it will distribute the load over a larger surface area on the car, so you don't dent/bend stuff... they don't need to be very long, just 6" is sufficient, a few pieces of varying lengths come in very handy for a multitude of things.
Be careful
#8
I just used some wheel ramps for the first time to change my coolant. They're made from heavy plastic type stuff, and I got them from Discount Auto Parts (now called "Advance Auto Parts"). Someone said they would bottom out, but I pushed the car up by hand, with it in neutral and a little rocking.
#9
Originally Posted by Turbo II' date='Nov 24 2002, 03:19 PM
floor jack, jack stands and some bricks. what r u gonna be doing under the car?
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