Does anyone have the AC Hydraulic DK13HLQ jack?

[naitsirhc]

Does anyone have this jack or know anyone that does? Will reach the front center jacking point without needing to drive up on anything?

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[BlackDTeggy]

Damn if that doesn’t I don’t know what would. How much does that bad boy run?

 

[ChromaPop]

Is it only a 1.3 ton jack?

 

[tc0566]

Damn if that doesn’t I don’t know what would. How much does that bad boy run?

86lbs with a 29" lift according to Summit racing. It's lighter than some jacks with 2/3 the lift height.

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/...1596255091977&utm_content=GSAPI+5cc2025cf2276

 

[ChromaPop]

Will that reach and clear in length the main front jack point in the front under the engine?

 

[BlackDTeggy]

Was saying what price, didn’t feel like going through all the request a quote process haha

 

[BlackDTeggy]

It’s only rated for 2900lbs…

 

[Victorofhavoc]

Will that reach and clear in length the main front jack point in the front under the engine?

No, and pretty much no jack will. It's a two step or two jack process to reach it.

It’s only rated for 2900lbs…

That is nearly double what you're actually lifting here. You're not lifting a 3400lb car, you're lifting half of that at a time.

Looks like a nice jack, and it should be able to handle average sports cars, sporty sedans, and smedium suv like the mdx/pilot type sizing. I would not lift a full size truck with it. It is also not low enough for slammed vehicles or racecars with low sills, but that's why you drive those onto wooden blocks first.

 

[naitsirhc]

I've heard mixed information about if it reaches the center jack point on the S2k. I wonder how that compares distance wise. The ground clearance in the front is similar between both cars.

I have the Arcan XL2TB. It's 32" long and has a 2 3/4" minimum height. The AC Hydraulics one is 37" long and has a roughly 3 1/8" minimum height. That extra length might put it pretty close.

 

[BlackDTeggy]

No, and pretty much no jack will. It's a two step or two jack process to reach it.



That is nearly double what you're actually lifting here. You're not lifting a 3400lb car, you're lifting half of that at a time.

Looks like a nice jack, and it should be able to handle average sports cars, sporty sedans, and smedium suv like the mdx/pilot type sizing. I would not lift a full size truck with it. It is also not low enough for slammed vehicles or racecars with low sills, but that's why you drive those onto wooden blocks first.

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