B-G Racing’s Quick Lift Jacks are engineered and manufactured with durability and ease of use in mind.
B-G Racing’s Quick Lift Jacks are suitable for a wide range of vehicles including: formula, saloon and rally.
All four sizes feature a very low closed height and are designed to locate beneath the differential and front or rear chassis members, thus raising the car to a fixed height in one swift movement. A safety locking device which is quick and easy to use ensures the handle cannot be raised unintentionally.
B-G Racing’s Quick Lift Jacks are produced from high-grade mild steel with a durable and highly visible red powder coated finish. All four feature an extra-long, ergonomic handle for excellent leverage with a yellow tip to enhance visibility and nylon roller wheels to allow easy manoeuvrability.
Retail Price: From £173.99 inc VAT.
For more details contact Brown & Geeson Ltd.
+44 (0) 1268 764411 or visit their website: www.bg-racing.co.uk
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