Here is the stock jack lifting my truck, and it even works with 36" tires.GreenTaco said:I want to know how you guys jack your truck up on the trail, it seems that the stock bolt jack won't cut it with a lifted truck. I'm looking for an alternative to a Hi-Jack because I don't have sliders or custom bumpers.
you like that pic dont you?drabnor said:i jack mine up by doing this to it to much
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DesertTRD said:you like that pic dont you?
I always wondered where I had to put the bottle jack to make it work. Is there a specific hole I'm supposed to look for?ptrautne said:Here is the stock jack lifting my truck, and it even works with 36" tires.
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HEY! you knocked the girl off the roof :rofl:drabnor said:i jack mine up by doing this to it to much
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I just put the jack on the lower A-arm and on the axle tube in the rearNisAznMonk said:I always wondered where I had to put the bottle jack to make it work. Is there a specific hole I'm supposed to look for?
I use a highlift on my front and rear bumpers, i used to have sliders but cut them off, go get a good bottle jack and you will be ok, for racing we use a floor jack with either oversized tires or a skid on it. depending on whos pit we are next toGreenTaco said:I want to know how you guys jack your truck up on the trail, it seems that the stock bolt jack won't cut it with a lifted truck. I'm looking for an alternative to a Hi-Jack because I don't have sliders or custom bumpers.
TQM3 (Last IFS in AZ) said:HEY! you knocked the girl off the roof :rofl: