Sponsored

Jack stand adapters

KrackaC8

Well-Known Member
First Name
Christopher
Joined
Nov 23, 2025
Threads
9
Messages
1,234
Reaction score
1,815
Location
Sioux City, IA
Car(s)
2023 Z Performance, 2024 Grand Cherokee, 2023 Wrangler Rubicon
Occupation
Commodities
Hockey pucks
 

KrackaC8

Well-Known Member
First Name
Christopher
Joined
Nov 23, 2025
Threads
9
Messages
1,234
Reaction score
1,815
Location
Sioux City, IA
Car(s)
2023 Z Performance, 2024 Grand Cherokee, 2023 Wrangler Rubicon
Occupation
Commodities

zeroptzero

Well-Known Member
First Name
Joey
Joined
Sep 7, 2026
Threads
7
Messages
87
Reaction score
78
Location
Ontario
Car(s)
26 Z
I bought a set on Amazon a while back for my Subaru BRZ, I will have to check if it works on the Z ,
 

Who.Am.Eye.2716

Well-Known Member
First Name
Phil
Joined
Feb 16, 2024
Threads
32
Messages
699
Reaction score
794
Location
WA State
Car(s)
Z
What are folks using for Jack stand adapters? Damn pinch welds have like 5mm of clearance for the stand adapters.

IMG_1200.webp
I use this same style rubber adapter. Mine squishes and the jack points does meet with the bottom of the cutout. The padded area does no damage to the side skirts or undercarriage when on jack stands
 

zeroptzero

Well-Known Member
First Name
Joey
Joined
Sep 7, 2026
Threads
7
Messages
87
Reaction score
78
Location
Ontario
Car(s)
26 Z
I use this same style rubber adapter. Mine squishes and the jack points does meet with the bottom of the cutout. The padded area does no damage to the side skirts or undercarriage when on jack stands
Yeah I was going to say that, the plastic skirt bends upwards safely, the rubber pad will squish under weight. One option is to shave a bit off the top of the rubber pad with a sharp object/saw, that will close up the gap a bit.
 
OP
OP

kwak123

Member
Joined
Jun 28, 2026
Threads
2
Messages
9
Reaction score
3
Location
Massachusetts
Car(s)
2024 Heritage Edition
Yeah I was going to say that, the plastic skirt bends upwards safely, the rubber pad will squish under weight. One option is to shave a bit off the top of the rubber pad with a sharp object/saw, that will close up the gap a bit.
That’s good to hear. I ended up swinging by HF for some deep wells and picked up the pads anyway, but I’ll keep that in mind since I already have the old ones! Wasn’t sure how much flex that plastic had. Good news for anyone else who finds this later, I suppose
 
 






Top