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Street Hockey pucks
Anyone used these for lifting car up via a trolly jack? I am thinking they are softer but not sure if they would colapse or not.
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strong......Than again I'm not a real doctor.... |
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Yeah. I had originally gone to Sport Authority to get some regular hockey pucks, but all they had was the softer street hockey pucks. I very much doubt I could use these on the pinch welds? But however, I was thinking to use it with the trolly jack. |
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I can get you some hockey pucks.
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Your onto something....Again I'm not a real doctor
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Not sure about a street hockey puck.
I use an ice hockey puck with a slit cut in it for jacking up the Z on the side pinch rails. I turn the puck over when I jack up the Z using the center garage jack points. No issues whatsoever. |
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Okay I will report back after I use the street hockey puck after next oil change.
I will also be ordering one of those solid grooved ones for the pinch rail LOL.. http://www.autoalerts.com/titan-exha...ts-trucks.html |
While hockey pucks will work, this is much better :cool:
http://www.the370z.com/members/felix...-34-54-418.jpg http://www.the370z.com/members/felix...-35-09-957.jpg Link Fixed http://protechproducts.com/index.php...tegory&path=35 |
Pretty nifty :tup:
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Don't be such a racist. We accept all colours here.
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Felix 808 is that part number 1006 or 1007? Thanks.
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Your doesnt look like the protech ones that you linked from website. On your one the base is lipped.
EDIT. Then I googled and see this.. http://www.purems.com/Products/PROTE...-Lift-Jack-Pad |
I have a Protech one and it's black. Actually two of them. Mine are the smaller one. I cut about 1" off of one of them since the pinch weld slots are about that much too deep, just to make it easier to slide under the car. I don't use it on the Z, but I've used it on a lot of other cars and they work great.
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1006 - Side lift to fit inside 4 5/8" or larger 1007 - Side lift to fit Outside 2 7/8" to 3 1/4" |
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As you can see the 1007 is designed to sit over the jack pad while the 1006 is made to sit on top of the jack pad. the size of your jack pad will determine which is best for your application. See pics below that show the bottom of the item http://www.purems.com/images/product...23391_3_dp.jpg http://www.purems.com/images/product...23405_5_dp.jpg |
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