jack pad adapter
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Anyone try one of these yet, ecs tuning sells them I wonder how useful they are? Not very expensive and seem like they should work good.
Originally Posted by cleung' post='846939' date='Apr 14 2009, 11:55 AM
Anyone try one of these yet, ecs tuning sells them I wonder how useful they are? Not very expensive and seem like they should work good.
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it doesn't specify but doesn't seem like its made to screw on.
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good idea, I think I will try one.
It does not seem like a big deal though, I just put my floor jack underneath the slot and not had any problems. Looks like it would just sit on the jack pad.
It does not seem like a big deal though, I just put my floor jack underneath the slot and not had any problems. Looks like it would just sit on the jack pad.
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Certainly would prevent damaging the jacking point. I already damage mine from using an aligator jack.
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Originally Posted by jsal' post='846996' date='Apr 14 2009, 11:35 AM
good idea, I think I will try one.
It does not seem like a big deal though, I just put my floor jack underneath the slot and not had any problems. Looks like it would just sit on the jack pad.
It does not seem like a big deal though, I just put my floor jack underneath the slot and not had any problems. Looks like it would just sit on the jack pad.
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Originally Posted by zen' post='847539' date='Apr 14 2009, 08:53 PM
Try cutting a piece of wood 2 3/16" X 1 3/16" with the necessary height and you are all set.


