LOWERED VEHICLE

[SKY5HW]

LOWERED VEHICLE

HI GUYS

ANY IDEAS ON HOW TO JACK MY CAR UP, ITS SITTING AT 67ML AT THE MOMENT, AND A NORMAL TROLLEY JACK HAS NO HOPE OF GOING UNDERNEATH?

CHEERS!

[Sinista32]

Low profile ramps and then a low trolley jack

[dyl33]

Variable sized bits of wood

....then fix your ride height issue

Edited February 4, 2017 by dyl33

[SKY5HW]

Thanks [emoji106]

[89CAL]

Use the factory scissor jack to get it up far enough then use a normal jack

[SKY5HW]

Factory one struggles to lift up

[Duncan]

you'll have to describe what is happening with the factory jack more clearly. It's a mechanical screw that basically can't fail. Yes it might be slow but that's the downside of such a simple and reliable design

[89CAL]

Its put in from factory to lift the car up so unless you have 600 subwoofers in your car or a dodgy scissor jack, I don't know why it would struggle to lift it. Mine still works fine despite the fact that its nearly lifting the whole front/rear of the car by the time it gets one wheel off the ground

You are using it in the factory jacking location (on the side rails in the correct spot)?

[dave123456789]

6 hours ago, 89CAL said:

Its put in from factory to lift the car up so unless you have 600 subwoofers in your car or a dodgy scissor jack, I don't know why it would struggle to lift it. Mine still works fine despite the fact that its nearly lifting the whole front/rear of the car by the time it gets one wheel off the ground

You are using it in the factory jacking location (on the side rails in the correct spot)?

 

With that ride height I would be surprised if he had any rails left to jack from.

[tridentt150v]

Get a low profile trolley jack, they win the limbo contest every time!!!

[GH05T]

On 2/5/2017 at 7:15 AM, 89CAL said:

Mine still works fine despite the fact that its nearly lifting the whole front/rear of the car by the time it gets one wheel off the ground
 

 

haha so true, with coilovers it feels like your basically pivoting on 1 back wheel and the jack