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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » lowered car, jacks, how the hell? » Post Reply
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| Korsa |
posted on 27th Jan 04 at 21:04 |
get one of the airbag things that lift the car from halfords... | |
| sfxer |
posted on 27th Jan 04 at 19:51 |
quote: exactly what i do, takes a bit longer to get the car up n down but its nice n easy. | |
| Makarus |
posted on 27th Jan 04 at 19:39 |
Easier to just use a sissor jack and then a trolley jack, saves space, time, money etc. | |
| Martin_C |
posted on 27th Jan 04 at 19:17 |
think i'll make some big ass wooden ramps... | |
| wezjax |
posted on 27th Jan 04 at 19:15 |
trolley jack the rear first then place axle stands under then do jack up the front | |
| Martin_C |
posted on 27th Jan 04 at 19:15 |
i used to drive onto wood when it was standard suspension....fuck knows now :s | |
| Robertio_uk |
posted on 27th Jan 04 at 19:12 |
or try drving ur car on some wood or a brick, thats wot i do | |
| antz1 |
posted on 27th Jan 04 at 19:12 |
duno mate got the same problem, lowerd 60mm on 17s wit rely low sideskirts, | |
| greengoddess |
posted on 27th Jan 04 at 19:11 |
try using a scissor jack as these are usually lower than a trolley jack, then when its high enough use the trolley as its safer.:thumbs: | |
| Martin_C |
posted on 27th Jan 04 at 19:02 |
got my coilovers on today....but just wondered, what do you all use to jack your car up, and i dont mean a jack :P |