Which trolley jack, mines to high !!
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inkey$ said:Swiftly said:I bought a low profile one a few months back. Very nice jack for the money and am well impressed, best of all it's available at the sale price.
Link to company at top of this thread http://z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=40336
Been thinking of getting a low profile trolly jack for a while now and this one looks just the ticket. Thanks for the recommend Swiftly
Turned up yesterday. Looks an impressive bit of kit.
Now to plan a pre-winter complete wheel, arch and caliper clean
inkey$ said:inkey$ said:Swiftly said:I bought a low profile one a few months back. Very nice jack for the money and am well impressed, best of all it's available at the sale price.
Link to company at top of this thread http://z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=40336
Been thinking of getting a low profile trolly jack for a while now and this one looks just the ticket. Thanks for the recommend Swiftly
Turned up yesterday. Looks an impressive bit of kit.
Now to plan a pre-winter complete wheel, arch and caliper clean
A well built piece opf kit for the money isn't it Inkey$, I have been well impressed with it. I know there are quite a few who have taken advantage of the price and bought a unit.
Already cleaned the plastic wheel arche plastic liners, alloys, painted calipers, getting well used :lol:
don't think I have any seen anyPants said:inkey$ said:It's a fantastic bit of kit.
Now...who can recommend a good quality but cheap as chips torque wrench?
What car or was it auto car did a review a few months back but it's online now if you google it :wink:
I got mine from Machine Mart, seems to do the job for me.
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/cht141-1-2in-drive-torque-wrench
Bug said:
Auto Zone I think. Probably doesn't help you much... I would be surprised if you can't find something similar though.
They are similar to this: http://www.autozone.com/autozone/ac...rvice-ramp/_/N-261j?itemIdentifier=89618_0_0_
arrrrg just found mine wont fit either! how am i supposed to get the wheels off now to to clean them? 
ive got that torque wrench frm machine mart. its ok has a good enough range that i only needed one to build my westfield. the only nut it couldnt do was the hubnut which was more than its max number.
where do you guys put the stands when you take a wheel off as its not obvious which bits are up to it? can you take those rubber bits off?
ive got that torque wrench frm machine mart. its ok has a good enough range that i only needed one to build my westfield. the only nut it couldnt do was the hubnut which was more than its max number.
where do you guys put the stands when you take a wheel off as its not obvious which bits are up to it? can you take those rubber bits off?
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