jabberwoki
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So are you guys comfortable using jack stands under the jacking rails for under car work?
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NGOT8R
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Yes, I use 3 ton jack stands with round pads on them. If I had the regular tree jack stands, I would have 1/4” thick plates welded on top of them for stability. You can see the type of stands I use here in this pic.
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jabberwoki
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Nice i think i'm going with the BMR rails.
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Let me know if you have any questions.
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"Let me know if you have any questions "
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I’ve had Steeda Jacking tails, and now figured since I have a HEP R, why not give BMR a chance with the red rails to be as patriotic as I can...
Both are quality products. I can say that Steeda was good to me when I bought their products and had technical use questions. I expect and anticipate the same from BMR.
They’re definitely and easy install.
As far as working under the car... absolutely and no issues at all.
Both are quality products. I can say that Steeda was good to me when I bought their products and had technical use questions. I expect and anticipate the same from BMR.
They’re definitely and easy install.
As far as working under the car... absolutely and no issues at all.
whatisgrip
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I have Steeda rails on mine, no complaints.
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JR369
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Ha... I got an EGO too. Love it.Yes, I use 3 ton jack stands with round pads on them. If I had the regular tree jack stands, I would have 1/4” thick plates welded on top of them for stability. You can see the type of stands I use here in this pic.
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