Full Length Jacking Rail "Spy Shots"

[rroese]

Here are some "Spy Shots" of the new J&M Full Length Jacking Rails. We are utilizing 2 machined inserts at both ends of the rails for maximum strength and ridgity. The inserts get welded in and the ends get capped off to prevent rusting and corrosion. Since taking the photos we have added 3.5 inches to the front and 1.5 inches to the rear of the rails. These rails are designed for maximum protection of the rocker panels and the factory jacking/lift points.

The rails will be powder coated black or red and they will also be available in a bare finish. Availability will be the middle of June.

 

[dntalman]

I like them. Any idea on cost?

 

[rroese]

I like them. Any idea on cost?

It's looking like the Powder Coated versions will be about $198.00 and the bare version $162.00

 

[Laztug]

Any plans for a product that could lift both rear tires at once?

 

[hotpart.com]

Any plans for a product that could lift both rear tires at once?

We don't have any plans at this time.

 

[SID297]

Those look really nice. Have you guys ever considered making them out of aluminum to save weight? I know that would cost a lot more, but could probably cut about 10 pounds off.

 

[ademily87]

Those look really nice. Have you guys ever considered making them out of aluminum to save weight? I know that would cost a lot more, but could probably cut about 10 pounds off.

Just asking, out of curiosity, but would the aluminum ones be substantially weaker?

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[SID297]

Just asking, out of curiosity, but would the aluminum ones be substantially weaker?

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Depends on wall thickness. Aluminum ones of sufficient strength would still weigh less than mild steel.

 

[ademily87]

Depends on wall thickness. Aluminum ones of sufficient strength would still weigh less than mild steel.

Ah. Makes sense.

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[hotpart.com]

Those look really nice. Have you guys ever considered making them out of aluminum to save weight? I know that would cost a lot more, but could probably cut about 10 pounds off.

By the time you add the appropriate wall to maintain proper strength they would weigh about the same.