Titan Air Jack - FOR ALL YOU LOW PEOPLE!!

I am selling a brand new, Titan Air Jack for any of you guys looking to get one. 
I went air suspension, so now I no longer need this. Great for guys with coilovers!
* This is for low vehicles that can't fit a jack under there!
 
$110 + shipping. That's $10 off for the hell of it. 2-ton model
 
[URL]http://www.airjackusa.com/contact.htm#order[/URL]

How are you going to change your wheels or oil?
 
Dope though, I need the 3-ton version & a compressor

^ with a jack?

lol cakes.you can use it to get the car up enought to fit a jack
but by the looks of the pics, you might be able to fit stands under it with only that

I know I was jus giving him a hard time

lol sure buddy

what id really like to know if itll get low enough
like what its height would be when its aired out

My van has air suspension, on max height I can get a jack under it just fine. 

When I was on coilovers, that was a different story.

how does it not destroy your side skirts?

You can position it under the subframe or suspension just the same as a jack point.

[QUOTE=berlinas2k2;427624]You can position it under the subframe or suspension just the same as a jack point.[/QUOTE]

I get that, but when dealing with a standard low pro jack (ie: craftsman aluminum light weight race jack, etc) you are only having to worry about a jack contact point of like 4 inches in diameter making contact with the jack point under the car.. this bag is what, 3 or 4 feet wide in diameter when inflated? I'm assuming youd have to throw it almost all the way under the car almost to the middle of the underbody so it wouldn't be lifting from the sideskirt and snapping it, no? and in that case is this thing heat resistant enough to where it wont melt if its touching the exhaust piping under the car once it starts to inflate?  not busting balls, have interest but also legit concerns about the issues chris and I mentioned... lmk

You can contact them and ask


still odd looking

[QUOTE=Kouki Monster;432389]...You can contact them and ask..[/QUOTE]


thanks brother, calling the manufacturer and asking them if this thing eats sideskirts for lunch.. dunno why I didn't think of that sooner.  personally I'd rather hear from someone who's already used this on something slightly more delicate (for lack of a better word) than a Ford F150 rather than call and ask the company responsible for pushing its own product.  I doubt they are going to say much else besides "oh man of course it works GREAT! Sideskirts?! Gosh are you joshin'?.. no problem there chief! haven't you seen our videos on the YouTube's?!"

meh.

actually my response would be, golly gee wiz, you dont dare put it on under the side skirt. You put it on the frame rail, side skirt aint a jackin point now is it son.

[QUOTE=Kouki Monster;432551]actually my response would be, golly gee wiz, you dont dare put it on under the side skirt. You put it on the frame rail, side skirt aint a jackin point now is it son.[/QUOTE]

I hear that brother. my only concern here is that the frame rail where the reinforced "jack point" is located (on my GS anyways.. as well as I'm assuming on most all sedans and coupes) is about 3 inches away from the sideskirts edge, underneath the car.  as previously stated this big circular air blob jack is I believe at least 2 or 3 feet wide when inflated.  from what I can tell there would be no way to place it "exactly" on a factory jack point, and even if you centered it on such, the bag would still inflate and roll out up and around the outer edge of the sideskirt and I'd assume crack it if the weight wasn't distributed just luckily so off to the further under side. 

I guess you could always just toss this thing right under the middle of the car and have it jack all four wheels up off the ground at once (can it really handle the entire cars weight without exploding in your face?)...  even if so I'd then fear for seesaw potential at that point.  could get squirrelly. this brings me back to my original concern; is it exhaust pipe temperature melt proof... a call to the company or a perusal of their website for at least that info seems to be required, indeed.

i think the reason why you can, is cause it takes up more surface area distributing the weight load evenly unlike a jack its concentrated on that one spot, and bends pinch welds

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