Lwink13

Has anyone ever used these from Mid-America, Corvette Jack Point Lift Plates?

Bandit1

I use the C6 Extra Tall-Anti-Slip Lifting/Jacking Pads from Elite Engineering.

http://www.eliteengineeringusa.com/C6jacking-pads.html

GARYFINN

haven't used them

DaveC6ZHZ

Me, too. Excellent product and dang near a work of art.

Globeman

I made mine with a couple of $2 hockey pucks and eye bolts from Home Depot.

CQRT

actually, eyebolts from ACE Hardware . .closer to Dick's sporting goods fer the pucks . . .

mpuzach

x 3.

tim414

works excellent too....

t tommy tucker

haven't used them yet

Stingbill

I too use 2 $ hockey pucks but with no mods done to them and I never had a problem with them slipping ...

dvilin

First purchase and a quality product.

keyplyr

When I first bought my Vette there was a DIY thread about Jacking pucks and a lot of hype about needing them.

Well I made a set from hockey pucks & eye bolts, however I have yet to need these things. I have a lot of work done on my car, but the only hands that ever touch it are expert Corvette tuners/mechanics who know what they're doing.

But *just in case* those pucks lie waiting in the cubby hole for that rare event when I just might need them

RtStuf

Have them but haven't used them yet. Wanted to install & leave in place but mechanic advised against stating would scrape on speed bumps, etc. Talked to manufacturer & he said could be left in place & scraping most likely problem on lowered Vette. Not sure, if did scrape, would only damage the plate, not the frame. Still considering permanent install. What do you think?

RedVette84

I do like the looks of those jacking pucks!

eric04

cmonkey713

This is what I did.

EVRose

What's the purpose of the eye bolts? Once they are between the car and the jack they aint going nowhere, right?

LTC Z06

keyplyr

Selling Price = $59.96/ set of (4)

Globeman

That's true but the eye bolts hold the pucks in place. It makes jacking easier.

Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnDLko-fFLs