JPWendtinc
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Now that I have a 3" suspension lift, will the stock jack still work to jack up the front of the truck?
Stock Jack?
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JPWendtinc
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Don't take this the wrong way, but what is the point of belonging to a social forum if one cannot ask such questions?
Yes, I absolutely can go outside into the 100* temp and jack my truck up. Or I can sit in my AC, stay clean and ask the question here. There are plenty of people on this forum with 3" lift kits. I am sure that someone knows what works and what doesn't. They might also be able to recommend a great high lift jack if one is needed.
berettashot117
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use a three inch block under the jack, duh
Totally correct, but it is just such a lazy, silly question. Luckily, someone helped you out so you didn't have to think hard. Go outside? Take your jack inside, measure its total extension. Measure from ground to your jack point. Since you never want to go full 100% on the jack, pull back your total accessible height by 10% to give you a safe workable range.
If those two don't line up, then no.
I am sorry for my tone. I just had to laugh. It is hot outside, I get it.. but its summer. Get some sun on ya. Enjoy the weather.
JPWendtinc
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No worries. Your tone was fine. You have to have some pretty thin skin to get offended by strangers on a forum.
I was sitting at my desk, killing time and thought about how I used my racing jack to install the spidertrax and then wondered if the stock jack would work. It was convenient to log in here and ask the question.
I am still convinced that someone here knows the answer.
I was sitting at my desk, killing time and thought about how I used my racing jack to install the spidertrax and then wondered if the stock jack would work. It was convenient to log in here and ask the question.
I am still convinced that someone here knows the answer.
