I would appreciate any ideas or pictures of how we should mount an aluminum race jack on the back of the race truck. Preferably something strong but with easy access. Thanks, Dave.
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I would appreciate any ideas or pictures of how we should mount an aluminum race jack on the back of the race truck. Preferably something strong but with easy access. Thanks, Dave.
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Stewart Race Works makes one for the Craftsman jack. Its a good place to start to look if you're into building your own. Otherwise, Stewart's sells them.
http://www.stewartsraceworks.com/products.html
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Not to advertise for myself but i will have a skidplate of my own for the craftsman jack that i will be selling in the next week to a week and a half for considerably less than the stewarts one. As for mounting, if you have a skid plate do 4 hood pins mounted to the truck with corresponding holes on the skid palte and just drop it over and put your pins in. pull pins out and remove jack to use. I dont know if i typed that clear enough to understand.
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I have my jack skid plates done so if anyone wants one or info pm me. I dont want to do it over the board and cause any problems. thanks.
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here ya go. I made this for the truck i pit/co-drive for #134 Trueline/Thing Motorsports
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