RIGA

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I'm surprised no one has talked about this before!

I'm sitting pretty low on Tein SS. I tried jacking up my car today (non-emergency reason) and I quickly realized neither of the car jack's I keep in my trunk will work. The Acura-in-trunk jack and the one I purchased a couple of years ago won't fit under the car.

So, my question is what kind of jack do you guys keep in your trunk that actually will fit under a lowered car?

-Kevin

LoveMyTL-S

Just drive up on a 2x6 piece of wood to get the car up and then jack it.

RIGA

iTrader: (1)

That will work when I'm at my house, but the reason I'm really asking is if I get a flat tire 20 miles from my house what can I do.

05_NBP_TL

iTrader: (1)

Keep some 2x6 wood blocks in the trunk

princelybug

iTrader: (16)

^

princelybug

iTrader: (16)

Or: Raise it up a bit.

poormans_tl69

you must be slammed then witch means raise it up a lilttle

AMUA6

iTrader: (7)

I have a small make shift ramp made out of 2 2x6's.. for when I lower my car more. Gotta pay to play man

RIGA

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Looks like I'll be riding around w/ a tree in my trunk

MyTL09

iTrader: (4)

^^lmao

tl420

i just went to home depot and bought 2x8 2ft section and nailed another 2x4 on top

paz840

iTrader: (2)

I bought a low-profile jack from Sears.
It works perfectly on my lowered TL without having to use ramps or blocks.
I don't keep it in my car, but you could.

RIGA

iTrader: (1)

That's actually a good idea. I found a low-profile 2.5 ton jack that weighs under 25 lbs. It is def. cheap, but it will do the job. It's a torin jack and comes w/ two jack stands for $70

CubanLynx84

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all you need is the 2x6 like 6-10" long and you're good, you only got to get the center of the tire contact patch on it. but like it was said before "pay to play"