The panty dropper

[Che70velle]

That looks great Trey. Keep at it!

[NOT A TA]

I knew I was going to need the car up off the ground to do all the work safely. I decided to build cribbing/DSE stands. I need to get a better higher rise and lower profile jack to get the car all the way up. I still have one more level I could add to the cribbing with the wood I already have cut. Suggestions welcome on a quality jack that doesn't cost a ridiculous amount. For now, this will have to do

Looks like you're moving along! Here's how I get the car up high enough to get it on tall crib stacks.

[WSSix]

Thanks Scott.

Thanks John. How do you like that Craftsman jack? It's pretty low profile like it'll fit under our front subframes fine. Does it?

[jarhead]

I too am glad you brought your build over here to share, I am on way too many forums as it is to sign up for one more, lol.

Man I am going to steal this some day

[GregWeld]

Don't forget that the jack MOVES with the car going up (or down) and needs to have ROOM to move without falling off your cribs...

Originally Posted by NOT A TA

[Vince@Meanstreets]

Just the thought of someone using it that way without stops makes my eye twitch.

[LS1-IROC]

Originally Posted by GregWeld

Don't forget that the jack MOVES with the car going up (or down) and needs to have ROOM to move without falling off your cribs...

THIS!!!!

[NOT A TA]

OK, no need for anyone else to pile on.

The jack doesn't move with my system of jack platforms, cribs, etc. which I feel is a safer way to raise cars high and use cribs. I do it constantly on lots of cars.

I'll write a detailed explanation later when I have more time.