Thread: Finally - A good good jack stand for DIYers
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Old 01-25-2011, 11:35 AM   #19 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by ol240z View Post
They stack quite nicely and the base and cap interlock so it can't come off. I think there are pictures that show that on the 6th page of the rennlist thread.

Not trying to sell anybody on them - it was FYI. I googled them and found a fair amount of info. Certainly you should do your own research and make your own decisions. I was going to buy a flat top conventional stand that cost $100 each and didn't solve the jack location issue. I've always found other places to jack up my cars or put the jack stand, but the factory spot is nice b/c its out of the way of mechanicals and guess work was eliminated. BTW these are rated to ANSI standards at 4000 lbs.
humm... okay, okay. getting warmer. and you've been using these for a while now?

i do like the convenience factor for sure especially in a tight garage. i know A LOT of folks use the rail off-set from the factory jackpoint to lift the car which can end up bending the rail amoung other things. this might be a solution for them as well as it's a no brainer!
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