I bought the Red Extra Heavy Duty. Is that too much for a full size car?
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Nope, it's just fine I use mine that way all the time, the heavy duty is just the wire size, while you might not need cable that handle lots of amps but it won't hurt a thing and the heaver cables are more durable as well. Having longer cables is a benefit as well.
116606
For jumper cables, you can never have "too much". It might be a little "over-kill" but it won't hurt. You may meet someone someday who needs a little help and you will have more than enough capacity to do the job. I think you made a great choice. (I have been an Aircraft & Automotive mechanic for more than 35 years.)
116607
It's not too much, you will be prepared for a situation where you need the length to either reach your battery or that of a stranded motorist. With a full-sized car, that extra length may be necessary.
1190132
I used them with a redcat shockwave 1/10 scale and they were pretty small. The car was really close to the ground. I think if you use it with a 1/8 scale it might look ridiculously small. And the order come with 4 rims and tires put together.
405100
I love the lift, and I've had it for about a year now. You can get bigger tires and the clearance feels and looks great. But because of the upper control joints on the front of the vehicle, you can only get 30.5, maybe 31 inch tires without rubbing. Otherwise you need wheel spacers.
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We used one of these for a heavy duty trailer, cant remember the tire size now but it was big. Worked fine but... its not the strongest material and I am waiting for it to give. My vehicles do spend a lot of time in serious off road conditions, that is why I worry. If this is for normal use, you will be fine.
1538126
I am sorry, the biggest one that I ever bought is the 96 capacity one. Anyway I think adding additional pages will make the the already full case even heavier. I think it will be a better idea to buy another case, just my two cents.
1657077
You'll want to double check this in their literature, but I recall reading 500 lbs. as the limit, which is double what most "car" racks will do.
79888
You can add as much as you want. Just make sure you get EZ track in N scale. I also bought a six pack of straight track on Amazon with this set.
1263407
I own one and it's well under a pound. Not that it really matters since it's zip tied behind the dashboard anyways.
1618495
Unless you have the money to pay someone to lift up your back seats or a great mechanic whom is willing to install too much work and you have to cut holes in it for the head part.. It is not worth to buy.. I felt it was too much work especially if you have kids and might too need wash it
1825957
I usually use it packed full, but have used it about 3/4 full before. I don't think it really matters. Our gas mileage gets hurt more from the extra weight, I think.
93944
Wrong answer. Thought you were changing engines....DUUUHH!It will probably be too big. Get the 115hp cover.
335115
Yes its plenty. I did my eniter trunk, and doubled it in most areas. I also did my front doors. I have a 2010 Nissan Altima
2214166
Hoang, I use on my 66 and 11 mustangs plus an 80 Vette. You should have no problem. I don't remember the lb rating but there should not be a problem. 16000 is probably way more than you need. The avg mid size sedan weighs around 3400 lbs.
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I wouldn't put it in a car. Its soo massive heavy and powerful it kind of needs space to expand. I have it in my rav4 and I cant even turn it up past halfway or its too much. its made for a semi haha
1148775
Honestly, I would not put them on the cheapest car that's made. They are just too cheap looking. I bought four sets of them and threw them all away.
1204574
Get an Extra Large and it will fit the entire car plus wheels. Easier to manage as well. David
1265019
I would have a tough time answering your question since it's difficult to tell how "too much is". The width of the board certainly gives you ample room to step on and they add to the vehicle's appearance.