Jack Pad Adapter

[JSM]

Anyone try or have these?  Maybe discussed before, but a quick search didn't yield anything.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2X-Black-Car-Jack-Pad-Adapter-Durable-Rubber-Support-Repair-Pad-Tool-USA-Stock/264254036568?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649

[jfa.series1]

I have those - homemade style.  A bag of cheap hockey pucks with a slot milled thru them.  The bag had 12 pucks so I was able to give a set to a couple of buddies.  They also work perfectly with jack stands to get the entire car off the ground.

[JSM]

38 minutes ago, jfa.series1 said:

I have those - homemade style.  A bag of cheap hockey pucks with a slot milled thru them.  The bag had 12 pucks so I was able to give a set to a couple of buddies.  They also work perfectly with jack stands to get the entire car off the ground.

Thanks.  I know I can find other jack points, but it is so much easier to use the side pinch welds as designed.  I get tired of getting on the ground, centering under the front cross member or rear end to lift.

I was tempted to fab my own until I saw these.

[Namerow]

Please explain your process (steps) for getting the whole car up on axle stands when using the pinchweld strips as the jacking point.

[SteveJ]

9 hours ago, Namerow said:

Please explain your process (steps) for getting the whole car up on axle stands when using the pinchweld strips as the jacking point.

I'm guessing it utilizes two floor jacks.

[JSM]

23 hours ago, Namerow said:

Please explain your process (steps) for getting the whole car up on axle stands when using the pinchweld strips as the jacking point.

Hmmm I read that as support spots only, not necessarily complete car jacking from the pinch welds. 

[Namerow]

1 hour ago, JSM said:

Hmmm I read that as support spots only, not necessarily complete car jacking from the pinch welds. 

You're probably right.

[240260280]

Then there are these: https://baddogparts.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_4&products_id=3&zenid=9fla6m8evi4gijiemd5sgrm9j0

@gnosez

[wheee!]

I built mine in...

3/16” steel on the connecting plates. Lowest point on the car...