Floor Jack for Lifted Jeep + Coilovers?
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Robertcrav
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feederic
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Just what I need! Thanks!
Benito
Caught the Bug
1)Properly block your jeep
2)lift the Jeep from the body(works best if you have rock sliders) with a high lift jack about 8 inches
3) put a jack stand under the frame, repeat the process on the other side
OR
1) properly block your jeep
2) lift the jeep from the axle several inches with a floor jack
3)place a jack stand underneath the frame, repeat the process on the other side
4)place a floor jack under neath the axle
5)remove the wheels/tires and then lower the axle to full droop.
2)lift the Jeep from the body(works best if you have rock sliders) with a high lift jack about 8 inches
3) put a jack stand under the frame, repeat the process on the other side
OR
1) properly block your jeep
2) lift the jeep from the axle several inches with a floor jack
3)place a jack stand underneath the frame, repeat the process on the other side
4)place a floor jack under neath the axle
5)remove the wheels/tires and then lower the axle to full droop.
feederic
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:thumb:
I'm picking up some jack stands locally. One thing I love about a jeep is my big mitts fit everywhere compared to the import cars I've been driving.
hinrichs
Caught the Bug
I wont show how I do it, since its not safe but it works fine.
Your going to need the really tall ones if you plan to adjust coilovers with the tires on. Ones like these, which are still on my someday list.
https://www.amazon.com/Sunex-1410-1...id=1501006869&sr=8-9&keywords=tall+jack+stand
Your going to need the really tall ones if you plan to adjust coilovers with the tires on. Ones like these, which are still on my someday list.
https://www.amazon.com/Sunex-1410-1...id=1501006869&sr=8-9&keywords=tall+jack+stand
