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.
1449443
I think it will actually for better than my car. I have a Plymouth neon 97. The back seat cover is too big but I tucked it in. No one sits back there anyways. It's really nice and I get tons of compliments.
75225
I would not go much bigger in tires. I have 225 15 on there and it is pretty heavy for the size of this carrier, wouldn't go much bigger!
537643
We did individual panels with a 2 HP/30 gallon, but it would be too small for an entire car. I'd pick a two stage 5HP/80 gallon if I were using it all the time.
12661
Bil I think you're SOL. I believe 5 was max.Anyway, I wouldn't put this on a new C7. Recommend real carbon fiber beauty.I have deposit on '15 Z06 vert--enjoy your ride!
2002232
Yes, it is a great size for your car. You can't lift the whole car, of course; but lifting 1/4 at a time is no problem, whether it be front or back, or left or right. It would do great on any of the wheels separately. I use it to lift the front or the back of my tractor, but it is smaller than your car.
2042386
But that would be longer and wider then what you're offering. I'd need it for a car.
1204574
Get an Extra Large and it will fit the entire car plus wheels. Easier to manage as well. David
870503
This may be more than what you need, however, suspension work sometimes requires more than the 150 ft-lbs. It is certainly a nicer wrench, I had the cheaper 150 unit for years, then upgraded to this one
159249
I see you got your answer already. Let me add that it will not hold your larger cars. For example I have a "Super bird" that is too long and an old "Woody" that is too high but, overall, it should hold about 98% of the cars out there.
524405
This is a really nice cover, but it is really big, at least for my 1987 Samurai. The sides extend all the way down to the ground and then some. I think this cover would not work well if you are putting on a vehicle while towing. Its going to blow off. My cover blows off all the time with the car just sitting in the driveway.
2009188
It's likely much more. You have to consider the volume of the radiator, hoses, and the engine block. I can't speak specifically to your car, buy more than you think. Unfortunately it's not cheap stuff.
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.
578023
Long as your car is not over 3000 lbs you should be fine. Another rule of thumb is that if you aren't trying to lift the whole car that is over 3000 lbs, IE changing a tire or a brake inspection, this should work. If your curb weight is closer to 4000 lbs get a 2 ton to be safe. I doubt it's that heavy but Subaru does build them solid.
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I don't know the answer to that. However if you give the company a call, they are very helpful. It could be a pricing mistake. I bought two of these in the full size and I am very pleased with both. They are very well-made and it was money well spent.
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Well I Would have gone with a Yellow top and maybe a little bigger cap... Red tops are equal to a regular car battery and not deep cycle... Caps are just to stiffen your electrical system and feed the system with the power it needs...So you may also need to find out how many RMS your really pulling... my guess is a 2 farad cap would be plenty.... typically I have heard 1 farad per 1000watts RMS.
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I own one and it's well under a pound. Not that it really matters since it's zip tied behind the dashboard anyways.