low profile jack

[mit]

Anyone using or have a suggestion for a low profile jack to change wheels and do oil changes for their Viper?

 

[Bruce]

I purchased a used OEM jack for my 94 and use my air wrench to run it up. It works great for a fraction of the cost.

 

[Matt M PA]

I made a simple set of ramps with plywood, in steps. They get the car high enough to use a small hydrualic trolley jack. You could even use some 2x10s. I understand that they factory scissors jacks can get weak and "fold-up" on themselves.

 

[dtittle]

Hey ByronM,

I have the griot's jacks that you mentioned and had the same problem UNTILLLLL I learned how to use the thing. Simply trust the jack and TWIST THE HANDLE ALL THE WAY TO RELEASE. The jack will lower abrublty for the first centimeter and then smooth and easy the rest of the way.

I have two of the Griot's jacks and wouldn't trade them for $$$.

Regards, Tittle

 

[Bob Woodhouse]

I am a Griot's jack man also. The first time I used it at Viper Days on the race car the folks at Griot sold three more. Stable low profile, very maneuverable with a center wheel that it rests on in the full down position. Love this jack.

 

[Bob Woodhouse]

I am a Griot's jack man also. The first time I used it at Viper Days on the race car the folks at Griot sold three more. Stable low profile, very maneuverable with a center wheel that it rests on in the full down position. Love this jack.

 

[Fred(DrivingSchool)Kinder]

DPI makes a nice low profile NASCAR style jack. Light weight and easy to use. The N.CA. Web. site has more info if you are interested.

 

[Y2K10 SRT#39]

Jon---Oh Jon---
What does the Parts Rack have to solve this problem???

 

[K Adelberg]

Check out www.supersonicracing.com
They have great prices on an aluminium jack. No boards needed. Many people at the track use these.