Jack Stands
#17
I have a set of jack point stands and they are well worth it to me. Their design gives me piece of mind that the car will stay put and not fall and injure/kill me or damage the car while I work....but if you are considering a lift and have limited space consider the max jax. (www.maxjaxusa.com) Looks like a useful product.
Ken
Ken
#18
Rennlist Member
Maybe it's nit picking but Rennlist paid member (Addict) price for 4 is currently below $600 ($558 plus shipping). There are some options for getting more height too. We're glad to help if you have questions for a particular job. Unfortunately they're expensive because it's a custom casting that starts with $60 worth of raw material and takes 2-3 people to make a single stand - at least for now. In other words they're not in automated production and still made one at a time with a new mold needed for each casting. It's an expensive process.
We were offered the opportunity to lower the price by 30%. Invest $753,000 and move the production to China. We prefer to keep production in the USA.
I applaud your demand for a better solution that's how Jackpoint Jackstands started. We're not THE solution, we're just an alternative - and we realize a lower price point would be better. We're working on it and if the price drops you'll hear it on Rennlist first. Thanks
We were offered the opportunity to lower the price by 30%. Invest $753,000 and move the production to China. We prefer to keep production in the USA.
I applaud your demand for a better solution that's how Jackpoint Jackstands started. We're not THE solution, we're just an alternative - and we realize a lower price point would be better. We're working on it and if the price drops you'll hear it on Rennlist first. Thanks
#19
Drifting
It get's tighter down there using low profile pads with the JackPoints stands but I replace my entire stock exhaust system(headers, cats, muffler, tips) w/o issue. FWIW, I'm medium husky. GL and post pics of your handy work.
#21
Drifting
As an aside... has anyone found a quality low profile 2.5" or 2.75" aluminum jack in the $300-$400 range? I've been using a steel LP jack for the home garage but may want something lighter when I start to do some DE's.