New! Heavy use magnetic JACK PAD!

[HDRDTD]

Originally Posted by Chad's ZL1

I DID

[13-ZL1]

Would these work with a hoist? How about the plastic pads? Thanks.

[Skylane765]

Originally Posted by 13-ZL1

Would these work with a hoist? How about the plastic pads? Thanks.

They work very well with the lift, the plastic work also well for a lift because the car does not go up at a angle.

[neptunetrucking]

pm me a price please

[Skylane765]

Pm sent

[Lombardi]

Will the aluminum one fit wider pinch weld? When I bought the plastic one awhile ago it fit the rear fine but not the front. Seems the front has a spot overlapping. Id like to upgrade to the aluminum.

[Skylane765]

Originally Posted by Lombardi

Will the aluminum one fit wider pinch weld? When I bought the plastic one awhile ago it fit the rear fine but not the front. Seems the front has a spot overlapping. Id like to upgrade to the aluminum.

Yes they are a bit wider, but if you look your pinch weld is bent out from not using a pad, all you have to do is bend the pinch weld straight. What we see is the dealer will use a lift and it bends the longer panel of the pinch weld over with a small lift adapter. We give a deal if you have the standard jack pad. Email info@zl1addons.com

[Skylane765]

We get call asking how the jack pads are fitted to the car. The way we make them is so they pick the car up from Bottom of pinch weld not the floor pan. If you look at a stock jack that comes with the car, the ZL1 does not have one, you will see it lifts the car by the bottom of the pinch weld. The pinch weld will not bend over as long as you use a pad with over 2 inches in length. The pinch weld is made to be strong and lift the car.

[Stephen12ZL1]

I should have purchased a "heavy use" pad as my pad with the rectangle is showing signs of use with a few cracks in the aluminum. I probably was sloppy with the jack placement but this "heavy use" pad looks like a better version.

[Skylane765]

Originally Posted by Stephen12ZL1

I should have purchased a "heavy use" pad as my pad with the rectangle is showing signs of use with a few cracks in the aluminum. I probably was sloppy with the jack placement but this "heavy use" pad looks like a better version.

It is all up to how much you use the pads. The heavy use are made for everyday use. We have a deal if you have the original standard jack pad.

You say cracks in the aluminum? The standard are not aluminum.

Yes, if you do not place the pads in the correct place they will get crossed up and try to brake a leg off the standard pad.

[Stephen12ZL1]

here is a pic

[Skylane765]

Some how you did not use that right?? Looks like it was not sitting on top of the flat top of the floor jack

How did you gouge the bottom up? Looks like the top on floor jack is not flat.

Here is a look at what it should look like on the jack. We do recommend the jack have a flat top, if not then you will have to use a spacer.

[Skylane765]

We can send a bottom plate for you.

I need to see your floor jack top, can you shoot a pic?

[Trickskier]

Originally Posted by Stephen12ZL1

I should have purchased a "heavy use" pad as my pad with the rectangle is showing signs of use with a few cracks in the aluminum. I probably was sloppy with the jack placement but this "heavy use" pad looks like a better version.

I purchased a set of the Heavy Use Jack Pads - They're Awsome!