What did you do to your Supra today?

[lucky phil]

Technically got the jacks backwards FYI

Well not really. The Supra has a 50/50 weight distribution. The jacks can go either way.
Phil

 

[Scoopra]

Well not really. The Supra has a 50/50 weight distribution. The jacks can go either way.
Phil

I hate to say it, but Phil's right this time. As long as the locks are out it's fine

 

[Scoopra]

Drove to the Smokies. Going up the Cherohala to the Dragon tomorrow

 

[lucky phil]

I hate to say it, but Phil's right this time. As long as the locks are out it's fine

"You hate to say it",

 

[DC5UPRA]

Well not really. The Supra has a 50/50 weight distribution. The jacks can go either way.
Phil

True but is that with or without a driver? Info I'm finding is it's still front heavy, 3.0, with no one inside vs 2.0

https://www.supramkv.com/threads/supra-weight-and-reduction.2356/post-248085

https://www.supramkv.com/threads/corner-weighed-2023-6mt.19843/

 

[lucky phil]

Well I guess if you want to get pedantic about it you can always ask your wife or partner to hop in the trunk while you jack it and work on the car. Add a thermos of coffee and some sandwiches and a pillow for the longer jobs. Shouldn't be an issue with the hours and hours people spend on their mobile phones these days

 

[Phlizza]

Bought quick jacks. Don’t fit under car. Comes with a large and small pad. Small pad won’t clear. Anyone buy the low profile ones?? Only on Whiteline springs. Not super low - it’s barely hitting by like 1/8”

I would just park on some plywood or 1x8 board. With the Supra the low pro blocks should be okay becuase the plastic jack points hang down a bit. But with other cars the side sill or plastic trays will hit the frame of the quickjack before the lift point/pinch weld touches the block.

 

[Sithlord84]

If the tip diameter is the same as the HKS, you should be fine. That was my main concern before I installed mine.