Well, Still need to do a few other things to my car, boost controller, injectors, and some other miscellaneous before I can buy coils and wheels, but I was thinking. My dad owns a couple midas shops so I do most of my work there on their lifts. How the hell does a lowered car get onto a lift, or even get jacked up? there are two different types of lifts they have, one with a big bar going across the center under the car, with the two contact pad/bar things on the side (so it looks like an H from the front/back) So you have to drive over that center bar which is a good 3 inches. Then there is the alignment rack which is a drive on, with a fairly short/steep ramps up, so I don't see myself getting a proper alignment without removing my bumper... So how do you get a jack under a stanced car? even if you could get it under, once it starts jacking up, wouldnt the opposite side of the car smash into the ground? and then how do you guys get onto racks for alignments and such?
I was thinking D2's air jack, but not for 500 dollars i aint lol
oh btw my car is an 87 Chrysler Conquest Widebody
-Justin
I was thinking D2's air jack, but not for 500 dollars i aint lol
oh btw my car is an 87 Chrysler Conquest Widebody
-Justin
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