Will this fit under a low profile car like a 350Z?
1063095
Look at an Omega 29023, it is not a cheap jack, but it is the best designed jack on the market for lifting a lowered vehicle
1063096
No. You will have to lift it a few inches with a stock jack first, then the big jack will fit in the space. A stock is the one that comes with a new car.
1063097
It's unlikely. I have a 2006 Mustang GT. If I'm not mistaken, a Mustang has about the same ground clearance as a 350Z. The jack will not fit under my Mustang. It's about an inch or two too tall. It is a great jack in spite of this. I use it on my other vehicle.
1063098
Another trick that I have used is to cut small ramps out of 2x6 lumber to increase ground clearance for jacks that are too tall for sporty or lowered cars.
1759674
The size of the car doesn't matter. What matters is that you have a 2" receiver for a hitch. The ramp mounts level with the hitch and does not hang down below it.
1962635
It may fit if layed vertically against the cab but probably not down on the floor. Cause it won't fit under any seats I tried with my 4runner
422599
Unless it is 2.5in exhaust you will need a step up pipe. But yes, it should fit under just fine.
491364
Not me but if your car is low I would not recommend it. If you look for my comment I strongly urged against buying this retractable license plate. Mine failed on the freeway, dragged my bumper and caused $3000 worth of damage to my car plus my car was in the shop for three weeks!
505194
Sorry, I don't have a 350z. It does fit in my 2011 Nissan 370z. You should follow the directions in the description of the product and then order it directly from Stillen. As mentioned, 350z and G35 have several size tow hooks from the factory. So you're not going to know the right size for your car unless you take a measurement of it.
2008243
hmmm i don't think so your car is bigger than mines isn't your car a four door..and wider than my nissan 370z no i really don't think so once i got it on the car there wasn't much room left...
214160
Yes it will and it is very nice. Only thing is. It doesn't quiet stick to the trunk floor.
139646
It fits nice and flush in my 800D, with the 350D you might have a problem if you are mounting your radiator on the top.
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I don't believe there is enough clearance behind the BOSE sub in your car, unless you can fabricate a really decent "spacer." Also, have you seen the factory amp in the 350z? It's tiny and won't push this far. You should be able to purchase the 2 Ohm version of this sub, wire it in 1 Ohm, and use it for a little while to get the most out of it. It will probably sound OK. The factory BOSE subs are 2 ohm, but with the OEM amp, it shouldn't be much of an issue short term.
748760
Yes it should fit right in. Challenger and charger has the same set up under the hood
508144
I don't think so, after getting an email about your question I tried to stick mine into my floor vent. It's a standard sized vent. It will not fit thru the vent. I didn't test it in the vent part below the floor but the width and height of the car makes it obvious that it wouldn't fit there either. Hope it helps.
265874
I would say not then. Keep looking, you'll find someone who has it. I found one for my husband's 2004 350z.
998100
Yes it will, If its a duel rear wheel without a pickup bed it will not, if it has a rear mounted fuel tank it will not fit. On 350s with dual wheels there is a narrow frame and a wide frame, the narrow frame model requires a different exhaust.wide frame ok
1659841
Check the measurements. If you have an SUV it would, I think, fit propped up or laid flat. Also it could go behind the front seats.
714191
Yes it will. I've had mine for about a month and love them. The only downside is that it covers up the trunk release/gas release. But it keeps it from getting dirty.
1709407
Not sure, but I don't see why not... I use it on my mazda and that sits really low so it shouldn't be an issue