Race Jack or Quick lift

[Ross]

Hi,

I am thinking about buying a race jack or quick lift jack but do not know which one to go for. I am leaning towards the quick lift jack as they are similar in price and the quick lift jack would allower quicker wheel changes.

The race jack i am looking at is the Clarke low line racing jack rrp £90.

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The quick lift jack ii from rally design, but do i go for the long or short jack they both retail at £87.

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Thanks and Regards

Ross

[slippy]

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[pistonbroke]

Go for the red one  

[Asterix]

I've got the Clarke low entry jack. I'm not sure what advantage that gives over the quicklift if they're the same price.

[Ross]

Go for the red one  

 both are red just need to know long or short

Ross

[Ross]

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Ross

[DAVE O]

Clark race jack is £67 at costco if you know anybody with a card....

[Bananaman]

I have got both and find the race jack more usefull, QL is good for quick wheel changes but is limited in other areas.

[Garry Bunn - Derby & Notts Joint AO]

If you are using it in your garage the race jack is better. Most of them have a two piece handle and the Westfield doesn't need the full length. Therefore you need little room at the end of the car between wall/door toolbox etc. The quick lift needs a few feet for the handle (one piece) to drop to the floor.

I take a quick lift with me to sprints, they are even a touch lighter than the race jacks and easier to store.

HTH

Garry

[peterg]

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