Best Racing Jacks / Jack Stands

[robits325is]

Anyone have a good source for Aluminum Racing Jacks? I have purchased my share of Harbor Freight Jacks. I have one of the $700+ jacks and it does work well but I need to buy 3-4 more.

Also any suggestions on nice, strong, light and cheap jack stands?

Thanks,

Rob

[USGUYS]

Look at the Sear's Craftsman jack. They look pretty nice for the price.

[dj10]

Look at the Sear's Craftsman jack. They look pretty nice for the price.

A team used my craftsman for the 24 hr @ the ledges, it was scrap when I got it back. I always hated being 1 jack off, I can't imagine being 3 or 4.

[erlrich]

There was a pretty good discussion recently about jacks over at the sandbox: http://www.roadrace-autox.com/bbs/fo...sts=54&start=1

[robits325is]

I have a Craftsman Jack and it worked well for a while but now it takes 20 pumps to raise a car a car. I tried to bleed it out but its hopeless.

Usually I buy two $99 Jacks a year - by mid-season they are just barely hanging on and by Novemeber they are in the trash.

[mom'sZ]

There was a pretty good discussion recently about jacks over at the sandbox: http://www.roadrace-autox.com/bbs/fo...sts=54&start=1

+1 for what earl said and one of the things that really came out of that discussion

Look at the Sear's Craftsman jack. They look pretty nice for the price.

was that a lot of folks, myself included haven't had good luck with craftsman jacks , no disrespect for you USGUYS

[its66]

was that a lot of folks, myself included haven't had good luck with craftsman jacks , no disrespect for you USGUYS

/\ +1 Complete junk. The Harbor freight jack is actually a better jack