Floor Jack

[Tiepilot]

Stopped by the local Freight Harbor to check out their low profile racing jack in person and took one home! If you guys are looking for a nice inexpensive quality floor jack this is it. They are on sale for $199.00, (that's a good thing) you will not be disappointed.
Yes, I immediatly took it out of the box and slide it under the Viper when I got home, clears the frame jacking points by 1/4" or so.

 

[FRANK]

Keep in mind if you make a set of wooden ramps from stolen 2x10's it won't cost you a dime and you won't need a low profile jack...

 

[Chuck 98 RT/10]

How much does it weigh? I want a lightweight low profile jack that doesn't cost a fortune.

 

[AndyR]

I have also have one. Close fit but works good on both my Viper and Prowler. It weighs 37lbs, much easier to get around than a full size steel one. Mine is plain aluminum in color, but I see now they have them anodized in different colors too.

 

[Performin Norman]

I've wanted to buy one of those billet jacks just to have. I don't even need one. How crazy is that? hahaha

 

[VIPORXXX]

I'm with you Performin Norman!!!!
I always wanted a nice low profile floor jack. But I have a std. Sears jack
and like the other guy said I have a pair of 2X12's I use...it really is simple and it works fine.....but Ohhhhhhhhhh would I like one.

Fast Eddie

 

[pdmracing]

I bought mine from harbor for 169

 

[Steve 00RT/10]

My 28 year old $25 dollar K-Mart 2-ton floor jack and a piece of wood works as well on the Viper as any other vehicle I've owned.

Steve

 

[Tomer]

I know this one has been covered, so please be gentle! When you reference (top of the post) the frame jacking points, I figure this is for
raising one wheel at a time. Correct? If so, with a pad on the floor jack, do you avoid touching the side sill? I was floored (pun intended) when
I saw my Viper on the rack at my local dealer (back when the recall work was done) and their lift actually pushed part of the
side sill up against the underside of the car...This was not the main load bearing point, and I am being picky here, but I don't want to scuff the
side sill underneath at all...

So far, to install my EBC greens, I used the factory scissor jack to raise the fronts one at a time...Wimpy, but it worked.

Tomer