ohsosikcivic

I did this with a ryobi 18 volt cordless and just tightened the extention that coems with the jack in the chuck of the cordless driver. went up alot faster then that... see if that works

danz

you need one of these

WTF

pretty ------ clever

avistar23

I had a jack that style with a 17mm bolt head as the end (came in a Chrysler Concorde), so that you could use the tire wrench to just turn it, i always just put a 17 on my impact gun and spun it. Nice way to adapt that one!

b20accord

exactly! Thats what i was about to say. I think its the chryslers that alot of them already have a head on them that u can just put a wrench on. I have 2 that i took to track last time to change into the slicks, they had a 21mm head on them. I just take my snap-on 1/2 inch electric impact and a 21mm and im up in the air in no time!

I also use the same setup for at work when i get someone with a super low car or ricer body kit to get it just high enough so i can fit the arms of are lifts under the car.

89shithatch

design something to do that on the side of the road. run it off the vehicles 12v system

E-b0la

Why not just take a large nut and bore it out big enough to slip onto the square part of the jack and then weld it? Then use a socket on the nut.

89shithatch

your thinkin too hard

zero937

thats fuking smart i want one for my garage

undesiredshoe

Custom low profile jack...true hmt style.