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

 

Got anything like this for the S197?

 

I was wondering the same thing.

 

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

 

I would be interested depending on cost.

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

 

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

Best Regards,

TJ

 

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?

 

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....)

 

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

 

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!

 

Would love to hear your feedback & thoughts!

Best Regards,

TJ

 

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)

 

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.

 

Yes please.

 

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

TJ

 

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.

 

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

 

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.

 

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

 

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