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  • DuncanR
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    Originally posted by karbonkid View Post
    Came across this little puppy too last week, which looks interesting. Plugs into exhaust tip and takes upto 3 tonne! Goes up in 0.2s with a SS! Lightweight Solutions!

    Alex, I have used airbags before to prop up bridges when taking heavy loads across them, and If you arent careful, that fooker will inflate and flip your car right over !! :hahaha:

    Seriously though, they are good, but you must be careful not to split them or cut them on any sharp edges to u/side of car, and don't think that by being an airbag that they cant cause damage if wrongly positioned as in the case of a trolley jack

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  • alexk
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    Might as well have a set of slicks in the car if yer gonna change
    Exactly... that's my style.
    Hardcore stuff :thumbs:

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  • shimmy
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    Well all this carrying of road Tyres is giving us CSL boys a bad name!





    Might as well have a set of slicks in the car if yer gonna change

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  • Bealo
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    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:
    Oh Shimmy your so manly :thumbs:

    Rob's getting a chubby on :gayfight:

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  • s.mac
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    however it has also been told that people have seen me driving at 40mph along the A14 on a rainy evening after a Donny trackday trying to get home safely:whistle:
    :hahaha::hahaha::hahaha:

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  • shimmy
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    Originally posted by s.mac View Post
    :smt075

    I stand corrected



    however it has also been told that people have seen me driving at 40mph along the A14 on a rainy evening after a Donny trackday trying to get home safely:whistle:

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  • glendog74
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    I like all tyres - gay or otherwise :gayfight: :thumbs:

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  • s.mac
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    :smt075

    I stand corrected

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  • shimmy
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    Originally posted by s.mac View Post
    they 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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  • s.mac
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    no worries

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  • TMAQ
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    seem like a good choice, may have to pick one up. thanks for the link s.mac

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  • glendog74
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    Originally posted by s.mac View Post
    they must be good jacks

    Rob and Shimmy can easily do 50/100 wheel changes each in a weekend:whistle:
    I like wheel changes :bigcry:

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  • s.mac
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    Originally Posted by glendog74
    Mine is a 'Sealey RJA1500' 1.5ton low entry jack with twin piston 'rocket lift' for quick raising.

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    +1 :thumbs:, had mine for over 3 years no probs
    they must be good jacks

    Rob and Shimmy can easily do 50/100 wheel changes each in a weekend:whistle:

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  • shimmy
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    Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
    Mine is a 'Sealey RJA1500' 1.5ton low entry jack with twin piston 'rocket lift' for quick raising.

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    +1 :thumbs:, had mine for over 3 years no probs

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  • M5 Powered
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    I have a Costco 1.8 Ton Arcan. Great bit of kit!


    Best

    Jonathan

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