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The smallest jacks I have start at 25 tonnes mate !! up to 100 tonnes.Originally posted by Yanto View PostWaiting for incoming DuncanR response.......:hahaha:
This is his domain expertise non ?
I would go 1.5 tonnes, as a rule, I try and only use 80% of capacity, always leave a bit in reserve, and seals prob last longer spending less time at max load.
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Originally posted by glendog74 View PostMine is a 'Sealey RJA1500' 1.5ton low entry jack with twin piston 'rocket lift' for quick raising.
I was recommended that I get the 1.5ton version as I have heard that that 1.25ton jacks can blow their seals with cars of the M3 weight.
Tis the one I have too, nice bit o kit
although mine just sat in the garage at spa, no tyre changing solutions for me
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Originally posted by s.mac View Postthey must be good jacks
Rob and Shimmy can easily do 50/100 wheel changes each in a weekend:whistle:
exsqueeze me!!!
ill have you know i dont take optional pussy road rims and tyres with me!
i have never taken a change of wheels to a trackday (well one possible exception)
my jack is purely for camber changeeeeees:supz:
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Oh Shimmy your so manly :thumbs:Originally posted by shimmy View Postexsqueeze me!!!
ill have you know i dont take optional pussy road rims and tyres with me!
i have never taken a change of wheels to a trackday (well one possible exception)
my jack is purely for camber changeeeeees:supz:
Rob's getting a chubby on :gayfight:
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