interrated jacks
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i saw a 370z the other day that had self contained air jacks in the bottom of the frame it was able to stop lift its self up and put its self down it was alsome put i have not seen it any where else but has any one else seen this or know any thing about it
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it would definitely be fun and useful, but is there ever a circumstance that you'll need them? You could get a really nice low profile jack and really nice jack stands for a LOT less.
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A quick Google taught me two things:
1) You can buy them here:
2) they cost $3,000
There are other sites, as well. You may be able to save $50 or $100
1) You can buy them here:
2) they cost $3,000
There are other sites, as well. You may be able to save $50 or $100

Yeah, good point Huey...
And this does not include the "Air Source", you would still need and external compressor with about (guess) 80-90 PSI...wouldn't you???
A small car compressor (12 volt) would not have the guts to lift a car....would it??
And this does not include the "Air Source", you would still need and external compressor with about (guess) 80-90 PSI...wouldn't you???
A small car compressor (12 volt) would not have the guts to lift a car....would it??
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Most race cars dont carry thier own air source, but rather have a source back in the pits that is lined out to the car when they are changing things like tires and adding fuel
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