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Two jacks to fix a flat.
My truck is lowered. I could not get a jack under the front to change a flat. I bought a very small hydraulic jack. I use it under the frame at the very front of the truck. I raise the truck so the control arm raises up enough to get my big scissor jack under it. Then up it goes.
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Same with mine or I drive over something like a brick or a couple peices of wood.
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LOL I know what you mean, I actually play musical Jacks to get my truck up!
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I don't have this problem yet since I haven't gotten around to dropping my truck. This is good info though.... Just curious, do you think the low profile Jacks from HF would fit under ? I have on and use it all the time . It works great but I use it on my stock height 86, stock height 01 and Lifted 08 Jeep Patriot.
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Ruined a perfectly good truck.
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Also watch how sewer drains become your headers and a arms worst nightmare with a flat tire lol
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If you keep the stock/factory jack in the truck, it still works with a lowered truck. For the front it has a low slung hook that fits the front of the lower control arms and for the rear it still fits under the axle tube. You can also use a scissor jack like a lot of late model cars have that doesnt take up much space.
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:lol:im just high enough to get away with not having to do that.
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Yeah, I have to jack it up on the roll bar then block it up then move the jack to the control arm... total pain!!!!! future mod for sure has to be air jacks! easy to jack up and cool as hell too boot. :metal: |
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Seems to be holding up ok. ;) K |
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Kinda like the kids with their pants hanging off the butts.
Just busting on the "lowered" class. Not my thing, but I appreciate anything done well, except maybe 4 door sedans, wagons I get. |
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I bought an aluminum lower jack. I think it's only 3" high at the lift point. It barely fits under the a-arm! Works great.
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Who carries a spare? My exhaust runs thru that area.
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I carry a spare in the bed with a floor jack. They are tied together with a chain. So far, no one has stole them. I also cover them with a blanket. I could go without a spare. As long as I'm in the city limits, I can get a tow. My insurance will send me back $75.
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I bought a low profile racing jack for my dropped s10 and haven't had any problems with it.
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Sorry for a brief highjack - we were talking about jacks right?
GRS, That is a Merc emblem in the center of your tire. Does it mean anything? The reason I ask: one of my cave dwellers I recently pulled out. |
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I think the Merc head is pretty cool as well, besides just another reason to post some of my junk.:lol:
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I had flat on my truck a couple weeks ago on the front, ran over something on a rail road track and drug the arm a goods ways this was on flat road destroyed the control arm,
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lo-pro's = scrub line king!
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