OregTrailBlazin wrote:Men of a certain age have usually grown out of their arrogance
Not me. I'll always be an arrogant prick.
All of this Hi-Lift jacking silliness. Didn't I show you all that Hi-Lift's are for STEERING?
Titan Exhaust Jack. Anyone ever seen/used this?
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Not me. I'll always be an arrogant prick.
All of this Hi-Lift jacking silliness. Didn't I show you all that Hi-Lift's are for STEERING?
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Well.. i havent had the opprotunity to use my high lift like that. I'm sure its not far out, though!
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WOW !
Obviously I need a proof reader who does not share my sense of humor to look over my comments before I click "Submit"
Let me try to climb out of the hole I dug for myself with a comment aimed at getting this thread back on topic. For your consideration:
Do any of you think the protuding pressure relief valve on the air bag jack is a week point? When the Land Rover slid off the exhaust jack in the video I could imagine a similar situation, only the guard gets broken, the valve gets torn off and now the exhaust jack is completely useless.
Or does the bag jack work at such low pressure the valve and guard will always get pushed harmlessly into the bag?
Obviously I need a proof reader who does not share my sense of humor to look over my comments before I click "Submit"
Let me try to climb out of the hole I dug for myself with a comment aimed at getting this thread back on topic. For your consideration:
Do any of you think the protuding pressure relief valve on the air bag jack is a week point? When the Land Rover slid off the exhaust jack in the video I could imagine a similar situation, only the guard gets broken, the valve gets torn off and now the exhaust jack is completely useless.
Or does the bag jack work at such low pressure the valve and guard will always get pushed harmlessly into the bag?
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SomeOffPave wrote:WOW !
Obviously I need a proof reader who does not share my sense of humor to look over my comments before I click "Submit"
Let me try to climb out of the hole I dug for myself with a comment aimed at getting this thread back on topic. For your consideration:
Do any of you think the protuding pressure relief valve on the air bag jack is a week point? When the Land Rover slid off the exhaust jack in the video I could imagine a similar situation, only the guard gets broken, the valve gets torn off and now the exhaust jack is completely useless.
Or does the bag jack work at such low pressure the valve and guard will always get pushed harmlessly into the bag?
My guess is that the bag only needs 15 psi or so to start lifting the vehicle.
11 Silverado LTZ - 6.2L/6l80, 2/3 drop, self tuned
85 Hilux - 3RZ, dual cases, caged, 40s, chromo everything
02 TrailBlazer LTZ - 35s, lockers, balls - Gone but not forgotten - Build
85 Hilux - 3RZ, dual cases, caged, 40s, chromo everything
02 TrailBlazer LTZ - 35s, lockers, balls - Gone but not forgotten - Build
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Man, I'd rock that exhaust jack all day long on the dunes or in the snow.
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