Brink2011

Anyone have any recommendations on a low profile floor jack? Looking at lowering my G37S here in the next couple of months so looking for a floor jack with a minimum saddle height of 3". I found this floor jack at Harbor Freight anyone currently using this jack seems like a pretty decent low profile jack for the price with at saddle height of 2-5/8"
Low Profile Floor Jack - 2 Ton, Rapid Pump® Jack

jamesshifflett

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My buddy owns this jack and uses it at his shop and since my car is lowered I use it everytime I'm there. Works great and def low profile.

JSolo

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I picked up the arcan 3 1/4 ton (arcan xl325r) from costco for $100+tax few weeks back. Do a forum search for arcan, you'll come up with a bunch of threads.

Black Betty

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I have the 1.5 ton HF jack that's like the one you posted. It's been great for about a year so far with moderate to heavy use.

Ibanez540r

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I've got the exact jack you posted. Works great so far. I get it on sale sometime this year for under $100.

Chris11LE

I was *finally* able to get a hold of that HF jack. For some reason it was OOS at my local store for about 6 months!

I picked up the Arcan from Costco in the meanwhile, so I can compare both of them. The result is that the Arcan will be going back.

Build is very similar....rough welds, etc. But the HF jack is much longer to start with, and on top of that stays at the lower profile much longer than the Arcan jack as well. This means better chance to hit the magic service lift spot in the center of the front crossbeam on the G.

The higher max lift is nice too........I can use this jack for my Frontier too if I need to.

apexi350z

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Walmart has one "Torin Jacks 2.5-Ton Low Pro Jack" for $54.73, seems like a pretty good priced jack. You can search walmart.com for more details.

t-hak

How about driving the tires up on a piece of scrap 2x4 or 2x6 lumber and then using a "normal" height jack to lift it?

2x lumber is 1.5" thick. Might be enough to get a non-low-profile jack to fit under the car.

Cheaper and easier than buying a whole new low-profile jack. Just my $0.02.

Black Betty

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For very low cars you need a low profile jack in addition to rolling up onto boards. I have ramps made of 1x12 screwed on top of 2x12 lumber and I still need a low profile jack to slide under my front Top Secret bumper and be low enough to get the saddle under the front jack point. And I'm not lowered nearly as much as many of these guys.

WPPJR30

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A couple nice options:

Summit Racing SUM-G1020 - Summit Racing® Low-Profile Hydraulic Floor Jacks - Overview - SummitRacing.com

2-Ton Ultra Low Profile Floor Jack - Griot's Garage