quickjack

[river rat]

Anyone on here have experience with this lift? Seems like a good option for oil changes, brake work, etc.

http://www.bendpak.com/Shop-Equipmen...k/BL-5000.aspx

[gage]

Looks nice. What is the cost of that versus a fixed 4 post or 2 post?

[river rat]

The 5000 lb version sales for around 1300

[MalingatorGTS]

I'm looking at the exact same one as the car slid off stands on me a couple weeks ago. All the reviews online and on YouTube seem very positive. I haven't found a bad one as of yet. A friend of mine has one for his SRT300 and loves it. He has the DC version so he can bring it to the track with him.

While you can find some 2 post lifts in the $1800 range, I'm not sure about the thickness of my garage floor, nor do I have the height to make one fit.

I'm VERY close to buying mine, unless I find another option in the same price point and doesn't require rebuilding my garage.

[FrgMstr]

I just installed a MaxJax. Worth giving it a look. Very happy with it and allows you full access to the underside of the car. Easy to get out of the way so it does not take up too much room when you want to use the whole garage for other projects or storage.

http://driveviper.com/forums/threads...le-2-Post-Lift

[river rat]

I just installed a MaxJax. Worth giving it a look. Very happy with it and allows you full access to the underside of the car. Easy to get out of the way so it does not take up too much room when you want to use the whole garage for other projects or storage.

http://driveviper.com/forums/threads...le-2-Post-Lift

I saw your post. Alot of guys really like the maxjax, and its on the short list of possible solution as well.

[MalingatorGTS]

I just installed a MaxJax. Worth giving it a look. Very happy with it and allows you full access to the underside of the car. Easy to get out of the way so it does not take up too much room when you want to use the whole garage for other projects or storage.

http://driveviper.com/forums/threads...le-2-Post-Lift

This would be my second choice. I have a tight one car garage and you have to walk past the car to get into the house, if you go through the garage. There's just no room to block either side of the car with the post for me. Trust me, I'd LOVE to have a bigger garage, but my zoning won't let me double it out so I'm stuck with what I have.

[rlhay2]

For a reliable, easy alternative to an installed lift - this has a lot of potential!

[gage]

I'm looking at the exact same one as the car slid off stands on me a couple weeks ago.

Two summers ago I had the Viper slide off a jack as I was getting ready to stand it up. Viper destroyed the jack with no damage at all... advantages of a steel frame.

Stay safe people! :P

[Vprbite]

Looks pretty sweet, OP. I may have to look into that

[river rat]

For a reliable, easy alternative to an installed lift - this has a lot of potential!

Exactly! I have a catback exhaust waiting to get installed, the quickjack sure would make it easier.

[river rat]

Has anyone weighed a gen 2 gts lately? The quickjack comes in a 3500 lbs version as well

[MalingatorGTS]

Has anyone weighed a gen 2 gts lately? The quickjack comes in a 3500 lbs version as well

I'm looking at the 5 simply as it allows me to use it on my Yukon, wife's new Equinox and all my friends who call wanting to save some $ over stealership prices for brake work etc. For $300 going up to the 5000 makes sense.

[river rat]

I'm looking at the 5 simply as it allows me to use it on my Yukon, wife's new Equinox and all my friends who call wanting to save some $ over stealership prices for brake work etc. For $300 going up to the 5000 makes sense.

Yup, same thing I was thinking.

[Vprbite]

Better to overdo it than under do it. Plus, that way when you are using it on your Viper you are using a smaller portion of its duty cycle.