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  • #140092

    NEILRS2K
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    As title states looking for a recommendation for a decent low entry trolley jack for the RS?

    Had looked at SGS and seemed like decent value for money however seen some mixed reviews on the quality of their products/durability.

    What’s everyone else using trolley jack and axle stand wise? Only needing something that will get the car high enough to get a set of stands under for removing wheels etc nothing too serious.

    Thanks, Neil

    #140093

    rs-jon
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    Once I have spare funds I’m going to buy the Sealey 2001LEBL.  Can be picked up for around £100 if you are not fussy on colour…

    #140094

    white-rs2
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    Whichever Jack you choose you may also need a jacking block from 9-Designs on this site



    RS Edition.

    FPM375 Rocks

    The rest of the “M” maps suck

    #140097

    coastliner
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    I have an alloy race jack was on offer locally just after Christmas reduced from £175 to £129, its light 2 ton lift and will easily go under side skirt even with jacking block, which I also purchased from 9 designs.



    Coastliner

    #140130

    Matt. B
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    I have some low profile halfords jobby. Never used so  can’t say if its any good.



    440bhp

    443lbft

    #140131

    GM
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    I have a SIP one cos it was cheap, not sure of model..? only good in unit tho as my drive is not flat.. at home I use my kuga Little jack thingy.. not got posh jacking block, only £3 rubber eBay ones ?

    #140151

    masrs
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    Costco do a good low profile jack for around £100 and heavy duty axle stands £25 iirc.

    #140158

    Blue Oval
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    Get a low profile one that will be low enough to go under the car. I have one of these..

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/254504098373

    #140222

    coastliner
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    Mine is a low jack with easy access under the side skirt and a flat rubber jacking pad that will not damage the jacking point pinch weld. You basically get what you pay for.



    Coastliner

    #140223

    coastliner
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    #179082

    Pauly Paul
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    What is the best and I presume low profile jack for the RS , I’ve bought some underbody rust prevention spray and was wondering where are the safest points at the rear are , I’m in quite a tight garage so any feedback would be appreciated, 👍👍

    #179087

    bobcat
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    Have a read…



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    #179119

    Pauly Paul
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    Cheers bobcat have read and am now the wiser , any preference to a good jack and stands 👍

    #179122

    bobcat
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    @Pauly, there’s a thread on here somewhere about which one to choose but, I at the moment I can’t find it. Hopefully someone will be along and advice.



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    #179124

    Gordon RS
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    UK - England

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    I use a low entry from Halfords,bought the jack and axle stands together never had any problems

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