https://www.ecstuning.com/b-ecs-part...BoCN-IQAvD_BwE
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https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...ad+adapter+bmw
They have jack pad adapters, jack stand options, etc
https://www.reverselogic.us/
Current Cars
2008 BMW M5 6 spd
1995 BMW 540i 6 Spd
2016 M4 Cabrio 6 spd
2017 X5 35d MSport
2017 i3 94ah Rex
Former Cars
2013 135i MSport Cabrio DCT
2012 BMW X5 35d Sport
2000 BMW Z3 2.8 Roadster MSport Impala Brown
1992 BMW 535i 5 Spd
2011 BMW X3 2.8i MSport Alpine White
1995 BMW 530iA Artic Silver
1986 BMW 635CSi Bronze Mettalic
2009 Dodge Ram 2500
Insane pricing. I thought the ramps looked perfect until I saw the $1000 price tag. Really?
Kind of explains why people buy Chinese.
I use hockey pucks. They are dirt cheap and are grippy enough. It's always between the jack and whatever I'm jacking up. Just a cheap option out there!
@Tripfcr
1998 M Coupe: (Euro S50B32), Estoril/Estoril/black, B&M SSK, 6Spd S6S-420G, Strong Strut, R.Forbes sub-frame kit & RE dual ear diff cover, Pro Ramp Variable Lock %75 LSD, Supersprint Race Headers & Resonators & DTM Cat-backs, Bilstein B6 Sport, BBS RC 301 & 303 8.5/10x18" wheels, Alcon Mono6 355x32mm Front & Mono4 332x32mm Rear Full Floating BBK
Someone gave me a link to one at Walmart. Think it cost me $6.39 including free shipping.
I like the hockey puck solution. I need to pick some up. In the meanwhile, I also have squares of tire tread I use all the time. I took an old tire and cut up some squares of 10"x10" and have a few that are about 5"x5". I used a saber saw to cut them up. Do they put up a fight? Boy, do they! But yeah, they're really useful. Pro tip: after cutting, grind the wires back with a bench grinder. Too much work? Maybe, but my tire squares see lots of use.
Vintage 42 gave me this link. $6.39 delivered from Walmart. It fit perfect but I did not actually even use it. I went jack to the jack pad.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Rubber-Ja...kn1XFU1yVxr2s0
My 1st generation HF 1.5 ton aluminum floor jack has a round pad with a recessed center. It used to have a thin rubber pad that rotted and fell apart. Now, that round pad where the rubber was allows the squarish plastic jacking pad on my Coupe and my Mini perfectly, the plastic pad fitting into the recess. It notches in with a positive feel and won't slip without really working hard to do so.
I have no need for these pinchweld rubber pads.
-Donny
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