C.J. Roberts TJ Addict Joined Jan 26, 2017 Messages 1,575 Location Tucson, AZ, United States Jan 13, 2021 #21 Here's one for you: A Dodge Dakota jack costs half again what a Dodge Ram jack goes for, THEY'RE THE SAME JACK!!!
Here's one for you: A Dodge Dakota jack costs half again what a Dodge Ram jack goes for, THEY'RE THE SAME JACK!!!
OP Vtx531 TJ Addict Joined Nov 17, 2020 Messages 1,661 Location Kalamazoo, MI Jan 13, 2021 #22 C.J. Roberts said: Here's one for you: A Dodge Dakota jack costs half again what a Dodge Ram jack goes for, THEY'RE THE SAME JACK!!! Click to expand... Interesting! I pulled one out of a dodge at the junkyard. It looked similar to the TJ jack but was different. I looked at Cherokees and I think the handle and lug wrench were different.
C.J. Roberts said: Here's one for you: A Dodge Dakota jack costs half again what a Dodge Ram jack goes for, THEY'RE THE SAME JACK!!! Click to expand... Interesting! I pulled one out of a dodge at the junkyard. It looked similar to the TJ jack but was different. I looked at Cherokees and I think the handle and lug wrench were different.
Dunkut88TJ Living the Dream Supporting Member Joined Sep 3, 2020 Messages 1,038 Location Mahomet, IL Jan 14, 2021 #23 Vtx531 said: Thanks! You could have a 10 foot lift kit, all that matters is tire size for jack purposes (distance between the axle and the ground) Click to expand... Makes complete sense, learn something new everyday. I’ll have to go out later and see if it lifts my Jeep. Reactions: Vtx531
Vtx531 said: Thanks! You could have a 10 foot lift kit, all that matters is tire size for jack purposes (distance between the axle and the ground) Click to expand... Makes complete sense, learn something new everyday. I’ll have to go out later and see if it lifts my Jeep.