tj@steeda

Hello All:

Steeda is happy to announce the release of our Mustang Ultra Lite Chassis Jacking Rails - you asked ... we listened!

This is a must have for the do-it-yourself owner who is worried about potential damage to your factory pinch welds.

Made in-house from the same material we have used to keep Fox Mustangs from flexing for 25+ years, these Jacking Rails feature CAD-designed, laser cut, high-strength steel brackets and stout 2" x 1-1/2" steel tubing.

Here are just a few of the benefits this unit offers:

• 40% lighter than the competition, only 14 lbs
• Allows you to jack up your S550 anywhere along the jacking rail, preventing damage to your factory pinch welds
• Open mounting bracket design prevents water from getting trapped and therefore eliminating chances of rust
• Will work with Steeda's popular IRS Subframe Support Braces
• Includes all necessary mounting hardware unlike the competition
• Lifetime warranty
• Made in the USA using high-grade materials

You can check out the complete offering here: http://www.steeda.com/steeda-s550-mu...-all-555-5205/

Best Regards,

TJ

berzerk_1980

Got anything like this for the S197?

TripleBlack14

I was wondering the same thing.

tj@steeda

Hello,

We did have them previously for the S197 ... they have since been discontinued.

If there is an increasing amount of demand for this product ... I can have manufacturing revisit the the idea.

Anyone else interested?

Best Regards,

TJ

SplitSecond

I would be interested depending on cost.

I didn't know you guys make something like this.

tj@steeda

I will see what kind or price point we can get to & what kind of initial run we will need.

Best Regards,

TJ

berzerk_1980

Thanks TJ,

Did any Boss owners buy this? I'm looking for something that won't interfere with the side pipes (I have a GT with the pipes).

Also, was drilling required?

Jim74656

anything like this for the SN95/Fox body stangs???

depending on price point I would be interested in a set...especially if they could be bolted on and forgot about (hey extra braising against twisting....)

tj@steeda

Let me see if I can get the instructions ... I have not had the pleasure of previously dealing with this item.

If the demand is there ... manufacturing can look into making them.

Best Regards,

TJ

SINBUSTER007

just ordered a set of these...will try and let everyone know how they go on and fit.....
unless someone beats me to the punch!

tj@steeda

Would love to hear your feedback & thoughts!

Best Regards,

TJ

Jim74656

I hope so, as there are a lot of foxbody/SN95's that really would benefit and I would be buying a set my self if they are ever produced (and who knows would probably review them too)

SINBUSTER007

got a phone call from my dad...package arrived today!
busy weekend ahead but if rain washes out my plans i might attempt to install.

DiMora

Yes please.

tj@steeda

Still tracking - will let manufacturing know we have one more!

TJ

SINBUSTER007

Sorry for long wait but I had a slight detour with the birth of my son in Oct.
I got the rails on and have had the car up already.
I must say that I have had an easy time getting up both sides and rotating tires.
The instructions were a little difficult to understand but figured it out. It helps that you don't have to put the car on ramps first to get the car up. I just put the jack on the rails and started jacking. Car went up with ease.

tj@steeda

Okay, as long as it was a birth & not something else, well let you slide!

Congrats on the birth of your son, I will let you get back to your 5 minute nap, lol.

Best Regards,

TJ

PA-Fatboy

Hey All, I put these jacking rails on my 2016 GT. easy install. Jacking the car up to change into its winter wheels, very simple and easy. It is definitely a worth while mod. I followed the cj pony video. I definitely like the steeda phrase, "speed matters". Sums it up nicely.

godspunk32

I just bought a set of these for my 2016, and they'll be here Friday. First mod! my three-year-old son is stoked to do the install with me!

Anyway, I don't want to mar the surface of the powdercoating with my jack or jackstands. Has anyone found a good coating to put on their jack/stands? I was originally thinking Plastidip (never used it) but my buddy said that it goes on really thin and comes off easy. My next thought was to buy a can of spray on bedliner and coat the top yokes of the jacks/stands.

Thoughts?

JR

MadcapMagician

Use a foam rubber insulation like they use on pipes to protect the underside of the car.