[puppykat33]

Originally Posted by Bangkok_ZL1

You know, I have seen jack stands rubber adapters. If I wasn't buying my own lift, I'd buy these rubber adapters along with my stands. Those AddOn lift pads were a life saver for me though. Can't rave about them enough. I saw it in action, when these Thai mechanics would have really messed up my car. I'm so lucky to have listened to the forum members that suggested these. I can't thank them enough, really. But they did forget to tell me to be careful and go very slowly over steep speed bumps (slightly touched the lift pad once)....

Hey go slowly over bumps you may scrape also if you hit the right pedal to the floor on cold tire or in the rain you car will do magic tricks... lol I kid i kid im still excited for you and your car. i remember your first post glad the excitement hasnt worn off...

[BMR Sales]

Originally Posted by Alain

I can't wait to have a garage big enough to install a lift !!

I've got a Tiny One Car Garage and I stuffed a 4 Post lift in there!

[20Bluezl1]

Originally Posted by BMR Sales

I've got a Tiny One Car Garage and I stuffed a 4 Post lift in there!

You have a bigger Garage then me. I wish I had space like you I'm trying to do some work as we speak and not fun at all. Not sure if I went over my head .🤦🏻*♂️

[BMR Sales]

That is Small!

[UFDUB]

(.....that’s what she said)

[Alain]

Originally Posted by NiteBlitz

I just checked out their website briefly. Looks interesting, where to they grab on the bottom. Im assuming it doesn't destroy the side skirts.

The quick jacks are worth their weight in Gold if you don't have the ability to have a two or four post lift. They come with rubber blocks you use to place between the quick Jack and the jacking points on the car. It does not damage the side skirts.

I recommend you go on Amazon and buy yourself four magnetic Jack point pads that you would attach with magnets to the pinch welds on the car. The rubber blocks that come with the quick Jack will make contact with those as the car good up. The quick jack never makes contact with the car.

Originally Posted by CW3SF

You can easily change tires on a 4 post lift. I do it all the time on mine. I have a Jack that slides down the center track of the lift and has arms that are adjustable inside to outside. I can lift either the whole front end or the whole rear end off the car off the wheel paths. I also have a Jack tray that I can use and raise all 4 wheels off the lift at the same time.

It’s not just an extra parking space.

Did that Jack that goes up and down the center of your four post lift come with it?

People don't realize you can also use a set of quick jacks while the car is on the four post lift to get all four wheels off the ground simultaneously.

That's is the setup plan on when I get my home garage set. I already have the quick jacks, just need the four post lift.

[CW3SF]

Originally Posted by Alain

The quick jacks are worth their weight in Gold if you don't have the ability to have a two or four post lift. They come with rubber blocks you use to place between the quick Jack and the jacking points on the car. It does not damage the side skirts.

I recommend you go on Amazon and buy yourself four magnetic Jack point pads that you would attach with magnets to the pinch welds on the car. The rubber blocks that come with the quick Jack will make contact with those as the car good up. The quick jack never makes contact with the car.




Did that Jack that goes up and down the center of your four post lift come with it?

People don't realize you can also use a set of quick jacks while the car is on the four post lift to get all four wheels off the ground simultaneously.

That's is the setup plan on when I get my home garage set. I already have the quick jacks, just need the four post lift.

The sliding Jack is an option that you can get when you buy a new lift.

[Alain]

Originally Posted by CW3SF

The sliding Jack is an option that you can get when you buy a new lift.

Copy that.

Thank you

[pauly1119]

Originally Posted by MatthewAMEL

That's a 'parking lift' not a working lift.


Gives you two parking spaces.

For the most part I agree but I use mine to do lots of projects and it comes with a jack tray that I have used many times. I usually either jack the front or the back wheels at the same time. its a little harder to get all 4 in the air at one time.

[Bangkok_ZL1]

Originally Posted by BMR Sales

I've got a Tiny One Car Garage and I stuffed a 4 Post lift in there!

OMG, Is that the old 914? My neighbors across the street had one when I was growing up in California back in like 74 I'm guessing.