Jack Suggestions
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Jack Suggestions
Hi Everyone,
I went over to a friend's place to do some routine maintenance on my 2001 4runner. His jack would not go up high enough to contact the jack point. This leads me to the question of: which jack's are recommended, and what heights do I need in order to ensure high enough lift, especially once I put a suspension lift on my vehicle? Thanks everyone.
I went over to a friend's place to do some routine maintenance on my 2001 4runner. His jack would not go up high enough to contact the jack point. This leads me to the question of: which jack's are recommended, and what heights do I need in order to ensure high enough lift, especially once I put a suspension lift on my vehicle? Thanks everyone.
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i have a 3rd gen 4runner and i actually am still able to use the factory jack to change a tire or raise the truck up to put it on stands.... my other jack doesnt go far enough
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Harbor Freight has got a long frame jack that I am planning on getting:
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=42820
The lift range is 5-32" so it will take care of most jobs. Heavy and mildly spendy but worth it with the range it has. Jack stands, of course, are always recommended.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=42820
The lift range is 5-32" so it will take care of most jobs. Heavy and mildly spendy but worth it with the range it has. Jack stands, of course, are always recommended.
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