Low profile jack?

[johnk]

Anyone know where I can find a more heavy duty steel version of this jack? The one pictured is aluminum and only rated at 1000 lbs. Thanks

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[Hiss]

John I would like to find out myself. That is a neat jack.

Got my gauge pod in-looks good. Will post pics in next few days.

 

[kwkshift]

The stock Viper jack is a steel version of that jack.

 

[Racer Robbie]

What stock viper jack?

So can anyone identify that jack with a manufacture, part number, and supplier?

Robbie

 

[johnk]

Are you asking for info on the jack in my picture or of a stock Viper jack?

 

[SNAKE BITE]

The jack in your pic

 

[MQQNVPR]

Here are two results of a Google search under "Low Profile Jacks":

This one claims 2.1" clearance

http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_6970_200329613_200329613

This one claims 3 3/8" clearance, but is aluminum and a LOT cheaper:

http://www.brandsonsale.com/flamed-aluminum-floor-jack.html

I am not claiming to know anything about either, just a couple of examples and a wish for a happy Google hunt! There are a LOT more to chose from!!

 

[MQQNVPR]

This one has a 3.1" clearance, but a REAL long reach to get under the car:

http://www.asedeals.com/hydraulicjacks2.html

 

[johnk]

The jack I pictured is available at the Pantera parts distributor PI Motorsports for about $280, less if you are a member.

http://www.pim.net/jpage.html

I thought that a 1000 lb capacity sounds kinda light and wouldn't mind the extra weight of a steel jack. BTW, I'm not looking for a low profile floor jack, want something simular to this that I can use with my lift, and also keep a corner of the car up in the air safely while I remove a wheel, etc.

Thanks

 

[29OUTLAW]

I use the scissor jack from my Ford Focus to lift my SRT-10.

Cost...$0.00